DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001

This paper studies the determinants of the firm performance during the currency crisis in Turkey in 2001. The empirical model consists of firm specific determinants and the analysis of the model is done in two stages. At first stage all the determinants are analysed in an industry free model. As sec...

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Main Author: Demirci, Ebru
Format: Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)
Language:English
Published: 2011
Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24964/
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description This paper studies the determinants of the firm performance during the currency crisis in Turkey in 2001. The empirical model consists of firm specific determinants and the analysis of the model is done in two stages. At first stage all the determinants are analysed in an industry free model. As second stage the same model is grouped and analysed according to industries. The results suggest that size, ownership structure and export/sales ratio of the firm affects the stock return negatively whereas maturity, debt exposure and ROE contributes positively. Furthermore industry specific differences within these determinants are observed. Each of the determinants is found to perform different ways of interaction with the stock returns when industries are included in the model.
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spelling nottingham-249642018-01-22T13:35:32Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24964/ DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001 Demirci, Ebru This paper studies the determinants of the firm performance during the currency crisis in Turkey in 2001. The empirical model consists of firm specific determinants and the analysis of the model is done in two stages. At first stage all the determinants are analysed in an industry free model. As second stage the same model is grouped and analysed according to industries. The results suggest that size, ownership structure and export/sales ratio of the firm affects the stock return negatively whereas maturity, debt exposure and ROE contributes positively. Furthermore industry specific differences within these determinants are observed. Each of the determinants is found to perform different ways of interaction with the stock returns when industries are included in the model. 2011 Dissertation (University of Nottingham only) NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/24964/1/EbruDemirci.pdf Demirci, Ebru (2011) DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)] (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Demirci, Ebru
DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title_full DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title_fullStr DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title_full_unstemmed DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title_short DETERMINANTS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE DURING FINANCIAL CRISIS PERIOD: A CASE OF TURKISH FINANCIAL CRISIS IN 2001
title_sort determinants of firm performance during financial crisis period: a case of turkish financial crisis in 2001
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