fundamentals, earnings persistence, and future earnings (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993). More specifically, when investors observe a pattern of increasing earnings, they can infer that a firm has stronger
before. The Company had reviewed the situation and consequently adjusted premium rates or stopped selling insurance policies with excessive risks. Moreover we intend to increase the volume of insurance
earnings and firm value (e.g. Lev and Thiagarajan, 1993; Abarbanell and Bushee, 1997; Tomy, 2012; Yao, 2014). • If fundamental information is manifested in earnings persistence or reflects earnings growth
insurance policies with excessive risk. Moreover we intend to increase the volume of insurance policies with acceptable risk. 2. Net investment revenues, gains on investments and fair value losses totally
Operating Revenue consists of Raw Water Sales, Industrial Water Sales, and Wastewater Treatment Services. 2 Other Utilities Revenue consists of Excessive Charge and Service Fees for Wastewater Management 3
local and international customers. • Utilities income decreased by 4.5%, standing at THB 534.0 mm, mainly from lower excessive charge. However, if excluding the revenue from excessive charge, utilities
. 10240 Email: pariyada.s@nida.ac.th Vol.7 No.2/2013 Persistence of Equity Mutual Fund Performance in Thailand Sorasart Sukcharoensin* and Pariyada Sukcharoensin** Abstract This study investigates the
Utilities Business consists of Excessive Charge for additional Utilities demand and Service Fees for Wastewater Management. 3 Gross Profit from Operation excludes Other Income from Utilities Business. 4 Other
Persistence of Performance http://www.sec.or.th Empirical Paper Methodology Evidence Sharpe (1966) Spearman rank correlation Yes Jensen (1968) Jensen’s alpha No Grinblatt&Titman (1989,1992) Jensen’s alpha Yes
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