Analysis of the relationship between owned capital and systematic risk using a robust estimation method
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https://doi.org/10.36322/jksc.176(B).19524Keywords:
Owned Capital, Systematic Risk, Robust Estimation Method, Industry sector companies, Iraq Stock ExchangeAbstract
The current research seeks to identify the extent of the impact of owned capital as an independent variable in its systematic risk as a dependent variable. The research was based on its problem, which was represented by an important and main question, which is (Is there an impact of owned capital as an independent variable on systemic risk as a variable of the research sample companies?). The relationship between the variables was expressed through the hypothetical research model from which the hypothesis was derived. In order to achieve the objectives of the research and verify its hypothesis, it was applied to a sample of the industrial sector companies listed in the Iraq Stock Exchange, which numbered (10) companies, through the use of their published financial data. The data was analyzed using a financial and statistical analysis method and was obtained using programs such as Microsoft Excel 2016 and AMOS method GM6.IDRGP. RMVN. After analyzing the results, the researchers reached a set of conclusions, the most important of which was that through the results of the financial and statistical analysis of the industrial sector companies listed in the Iraq Stock Exchange, it was found that owned capital plays a role in influencing systemic risk.
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