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investment type as follows: 1. Bank Deposit 2. GSB/BAAC Lottery 3. Common Stock 4. Real Estates 5. Precious Metal 6. Personal Share 7. Insurance Policy 8. Cooperatives 9. Government Bond 10. State Enterprise

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Does free float affect shareholder wealth? New evidence from the Stock Exchange of Thailand* Associate Professor Dr. Pattaragit NETINIYOM* Abstract This research aims on the investigation on

Stock Exchange of Thailand Seamico Securities Public Company Limited and its subsidiaries (“The Company”) would like to report the consolidated operating result that has been audited by our auditor for

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

indices 38,314 Stock sector = broad 19,603 Style = broad 12,492 Return = total return 7,530 Unique name (e.g. FX classes) 2,446 Deduct: missing data (184) Final sample 2,262 n = 2,262As of 19 Mar 2015 S tr

PowerPoint Presentation SEC working papers forum 7th of 2015 On 19 August 2015 Does free float affect shareholder wealth? New evidence from the Stock Exchange of Thailand SEC working papers forum 7th

performance of equity mutual funds in Thailand. We fi nd that their returns vary with economic cycle and stock market condition. Overall, equity mutual funds in Thailand show better performance during bear

net assets, fund holdings, and other fund characteristics are obtained from the Morningstar database. Stock characteristics and returns are obtained from Thomson Reuters Datastream, supplemented by