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summary格式:问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响

summary格式:问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响

问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响是这项研究的重点。因此,重点是评估该计划对英国金融机构股价的影响。因此,研究人员介绍了这项研究的背景,其中详细介绍了该方案的效果和原因。之后,研究者提出了不同的理论和模型,这些理论和模型通常被投资者用来预测股票价格。研究人员试图提供TARP计划影响的实际情况。之后,在方法论部分,研究者试图找出问题资产回购计划对公司股价的影响。具体来说,在这一部分中,研究者计算了2008年10月至2009年2月期间股票的异常收益和正常收益。

summary格式:问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响
在对股价走势进行评估后,研究者给出了从评估中得出的解释,即影响是否对英国公司的股价产生了影响。本研究的背景是英国政府的问题资产救助计划。根据Kara, Boyacioglu & Baykan(2011年,第5311页)的说法,这个救助计划意味着购买那些已经失去魅力和诱人收益价值的紧张的金融资产。2008年的全球金融危机使全球金融市场动荡不已,但西方市场却暴露了大部分的问题。英国和美国的金融机构濒临破产。在这个时候,英美两国政府都出台了救助计划。英国政府已授权英国央行(Bank of England)收购金融机构的紧张金融资产,以流入市场的流动性。

summary格式:问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响

The Impact of Troubled Asset Repurchase Programme on firms in the UK is the pivot of this study. Hence, the focus has been given upon the assessment of the influence of this programme, on the stock prices of financial institutions in UK. The researcher has therefore introduced the background of the study, where the programme has been detailed with its effects and reasons. After that, the researcher has presented different theories and models, which are generally used to predict the stock prices by the investors. The researcher has tried to provide the actual scenario of the effects of TARP program. Thereafter, in the methodology part, the researcher has tried to find out the influence of the initiative Troubled Asset Repurchasing Program over the stock prices of the companies. Specifically, in this part the researcher has computed the abnormal returns and the normal returns on the stock for the time period of October, 2008 to February, 2009.

summary格式:问题资产回购计划对英国企业的影响
After assessing the trends in the stock prices, the researcher has given the interpretation that has been derived from the assessment that is whether the influence had impact over the stock prices of UK companies or not.The background of this study is the Troubled Asset Relief Programme by UK government. According to Kara, Boyacioglu & Baykan (2011, p. 5311), this relief programme means buying the stressed financial assets that have lost their charms and attractive yield value. The global financial recession of 2008 had turmoil the financial market all over the world, however, the western market bared most of the burnt. The financial institutions in the UK and US were on the verge of bankruptcy. At this point of time, both UK and US government came forth and introduced the relief programme. UK government had authorised the Bank of England to purchase the stressed financial assets of the financial institutions to influx liquid in the market.