FII is an investor or investment fund that is from or registered in a country outside of the one in which it is currently investing. Institutional investors include hedge funds, insurance companies, pension funds and mutual funds. This study intends to evaluate the trends and patterns of FII inflows into India. It also studies the relationship between the selected macroeconomic variables and th...

india is much more integrated with the world economy. both current and capital accounts are complementing to each other. the economic slowdown that appears to have begun in the usa in september, 2008 has some negative impact on indian economy. the most immediate and adverse effect of this global financial crisis on india is an out flow of foreign institutional investment (fii) from the capital ...

We study the effect of foreign fund flows on asset prices by investigating the link between foreign institutional investor (FII) flows and stock returns in India. Stocks experiencing high innovations in order flow are associated with a permanent price increase, whereas stocks experiencing low innovations are associated with a partly-transient price decline. The differential abnormal return betw...

The present study analyzes and assesses the robustness of monitoring effectiveness institutional investment against information asymmetry prevailing in market, especially asymmetric Domestic Institutional Investment (DII) vis-à-vis Foreign (FII). Drawing from a sample listed non-financial firms with 20% or more, this tests relationship between earnings management ownership controlling for known...

We study the impact of foreign institutional investor (FII) flows on stock returns in India. We exploit stock-level daily trading data for FII purchases and FII sales during 2006-2011 to separate stocks into those experiencing abnormally high and low FII flow innovations. We find that stocks with high innovations are associated with a coincident price increase that is permanent, whereas stocks ...

We investigate whether foreign institutional ownership impacts corporate innovation. Using firm-level data from 30 countries in 2001-2010, we find that higher foreign institutional ownership is associated with more investment in R&D and patents. Using the exogenous increase in foreign institutional holdings that follows a firm’s addition to the Morgan Stanley Capital International World Index, ...

India is much more integrated with the world economy. Both current and capital accounts are complementing to each other. The economic slowdown that appears to have begun in the USA in September, 2008 has some negative impact on Indian economy. The most immediate and adverse effect of this global financial crisis on India is an out flow of Foreign Institutional Investment (FII) from the capital ...

We investigate the extent to which United States (US) bond yield affects foreign institutional investor (FII) inflows and performance of Indian stock market using monthly time-series data from 2002 2021. use vector autoregressive model apply Granger causality test this relationship. find no short- long-run relationships among US yield, FII inflows, India’s performance.

Capital flows are most helpful when the magnitude of those flows is steady and stable. The international capital flow such as direct and portfolio flows has huge contribution to influence the economic behavior of the countries positively. The present study attempts to explain the effects of private capital inflows (FINV) on some macro economic variables in India using the time series data betwe...

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) play a vital role in the stock market of country and Indian markets are no exception to this. FIIs bring liquidity, buoyancy growth but at same time they also enhance level volatility instability. Over past few years India have shown an impressive growth. The indices making new strides increasing number shares highs. Following India’s story, corporate prof...