Introduction: The optimal capital structure levels and capital structure decisions that impact how a firm performs have been a great dilemma for many. Capital structure decisions have an impact on the growth and profitability ...

Introduction: Credit rating assessment involves the evaluation of the creditworthiness of an individual, company, government, or other entity. The current study identifies the dynamics between credit ratings and the cost ...

Purpose: The study intends to observe the impact of economic indicators on loan default in Sri Lanka. Methodology: The study was influenced by the Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT) and the Credit Portfolio View (CPV) model. ...

Introduction: This research investigates the influence of cognitive and emotional behavioral biases on stock investment decision-making within the Colombo Stock Exchange (CSE). It explores the effects of disposition effect, ...

Introduction: Corporate governance is a widely regarded core organizational concept that is crucial for the development, sustainability, and competitiveness of businesses. Strong business ethics, sensible policies and ...

Introduction: It is frequently recognized that economic growth and wealth are dependent on entrepreneurship and that the number of women entrepreneurs worldwide has significantly increased. The modern world views ...

Introduction Every organization is highly concerned about the efficiency of their work processes to achieve their organizational goals successfully. As per the Motor Traffic Act, With the rising usage of vehicles and ...

Introduction: Poverty is a global issue affecting children, the elderly, and ethnic minorities and Poverty alleviation aims to improve economic and human capacities and living standards through credit access. Microfinance ...

Introduction - This research studies the Impact of financial inclusion on poverty levels in South Asian countries. Poverty is one of the most critical problems confronting society today. Methodology - The study sample ...

Introduction: Within the framework of Conventional Financial Theory, investors are traditionally perceived as rational decision-makers primarily driven by risk-return considerations. In contrast, Behavioral Finance challenges ...