The role of non-governmental organizations for financial markets
Eldanasoury, Hossam (2023)
Eldanasoury, Hossam
2023
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https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202401231698
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-202401231698
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This thesis delves into the intricate roles and impacts of Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in financial markets and socio-economic processes. The exploration was prompted by a need to comprehensively understand how NGOs influence financial systems, contribute to development, and navigate the complexities of market dynamics.
Employing a rigorous research framework, a multifaceted approach was adopted to address the research objectives and questions. The study investigated the influence of NGOs on financial markets, evaluated outcomes, identified strategies employed, and explored collaborations with other entities. Methodologically, a combination of quantitative analyses, including correlation and regression analyses, analysis of variance and a comprehensive literature review, formed the backbone of the research.
The outcomes of this research offer invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of NGO involvement in financial markets. Notably, the study sheds light on the specific roles played by NGOs, both positive and negative outcomes of their participation, strategies employed, and collaborative efforts with governmental bodies and private sector actors. This comprehensive understanding contributes to the academic discourse, informs policymaking for responsible financial practices, aids NGOs in enhancing their impact, assists financial institutions in tailoring their services, and supports endeavors for societal well-being and sustainable development, aligning with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.
Employing a rigorous research framework, a multifaceted approach was adopted to address the research objectives and questions. The study investigated the influence of NGOs on financial markets, evaluated outcomes, identified strategies employed, and explored collaborations with other entities. Methodologically, a combination of quantitative analyses, including correlation and regression analyses, analysis of variance and a comprehensive literature review, formed the backbone of the research.
The outcomes of this research offer invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of NGO involvement in financial markets. Notably, the study sheds light on the specific roles played by NGOs, both positive and negative outcomes of their participation, strategies employed, and collaborative efforts with governmental bodies and private sector actors. This comprehensive understanding contributes to the academic discourse, informs policymaking for responsible financial practices, aids NGOs in enhancing their impact, assists financial institutions in tailoring their services, and supports endeavors for societal well-being and sustainable development, aligning with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals.