The shift in equity shares’ trading pattern in terms of ‘Trade’ and ‘Turnover’
Robin, Rashedul (2012)
Arcada - Nylands svenska yrkeshögskola
2012
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2012121118945
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2012121118945
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The objective of this thesis is to understand the trend of market pattern of equity shares, in terms of ‘Number of Trades’ and ‘Turnover’ of the listed exchanges in FESE (Federa-tion and Securities Exchange) from year 2006 to 2010. The research study will assist to apprehend whether the European Market, in general, has been more Electronic Order Book (EOB) transaction oriented than that of Off-Electronic Order Book (EOB).
The research study was conducted by evaluating annual exchange reports published yearly by Federation of Securities Exchange (FESE). The evaluation was done for individual year from 2006-2010. Ratio calculation was the chief tool to analyze each stock exchange transaction pattern for the time period of 2006-2010.
The conclusion exhibited that for each year, from 2006-2006, and almost all the listed exchanges in FESE, Electronic Order Book (EOB) transaction pattern, in terms of ‘Number of Trades’ and ‘Turnover’, grabbed more market share than that of Off-EOB.
The research study was conducted by evaluating annual exchange reports published yearly by Federation of Securities Exchange (FESE). The evaluation was done for individual year from 2006-2010. Ratio calculation was the chief tool to analyze each stock exchange transaction pattern for the time period of 2006-2010.
The conclusion exhibited that for each year, from 2006-2006, and almost all the listed exchanges in FESE, Electronic Order Book (EOB) transaction pattern, in terms of ‘Number of Trades’ and ‘Turnover’, grabbed more market share than that of Off-EOB.