Respuesta del sector público y privado a los fondos mutuos en Pakistán utilizando la regresión logística binaria

  • Sayyed Khawar Abbas University of the Punjab, Lahore - Pakistan
  • Muhammad Usman University of the Punjab, Lahore - Pakistan
  • Muhammad Aftab Namseoul University - South Korea
Palabras clave: comportamiento de los inversores, nivel de venalidad, conciencia, percepción de riesgo, innovación, fondos mutuos, percepción de retorno

Resumen

Estudiar la influencia de la percepción del riesgo, los entornos socioeconómicos, la percepción del rendimiento, el nivel de venalidad, una revolución en el esquema de inversión y la conciencia sobre los fondos mutuos basados ​​en el comportamiento de los inversores. El resultado de esta encuesta primaria de Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad basada en 460 respuestas al cuestionario con muestreo de bola de nieve. De todo el Pakistán, se incluyeron inversores individuales en nuestra población. Los resultados del estudio revelan que los inversores podrían comportarse con confianza con esquemas de inversión innovadores, conciencia, criterios de preferencia para un inversor. Estas razones sólidas podrían mejorar la base de inversores de fondos mutuos. Si bien algunos factores tienen efectos adversos en el comportamiento de los inversores, como el nivel de venalidad, la percepción de los rendimientos y los factores institucionales precarios. Mientras que el género, el nivel de educación y el nivel de ahorro son datos demográficos sociales que podrían afectar positivamente el comportamiento de los inversores hacia la inversión de fondos mutuos, aunque la edad tenga un efecto negativo. Este estudio infiere la gestión de fondos mutuos, reguladores e inversores. Si bien estos resultados destacan la insuficiencia de la conciencia en un determinado sector de la sociedad. Por lo tanto, para concienciar a las personas de edad avanzada, las mujeres consideran más explícitamente recaudar un extenso período de inversión de fondos mutuos. Y para poner una fortaleza en las raíces de los reguladores de nivel de venalidad para controlar los efectos adversos de la gestión.

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Sayyed Khawar Abbas, University of the Punjab, Lahore - Pakistan

Corresponding author. Hailey College of Commerce, University of the Punjab, Lahore – Pakistan

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2019-04-30
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Abbas, S. K., Usman, M., & Aftab, M. (2019). Respuesta del sector público y privado a los fondos mutuos en Pakistán utilizando la regresión logística binaria. Religación, 4(14), 277-286. Recuperado a partir de https://revista.religacion.com/index.php/religacion/article/view/261