Improving Congeniality in the Bangladesh Stock Market
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The principal objective of this study is to understand the current status of the equity market in Bangladesh by qualitatively analyzing the survey data. In the process, the obstacles to congeniality in this market are reported and identified. Also, a host of remedial measures are reported as suggested by the respondents. The most important finding is that the Bangladesh equity market has the potential to entice portfolio investment in larger volumes by enhancing an investor friendly environment.
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The principal objective of this study is to understand the current status of the equity market in Bangladesh by qualitatively analyzing the survey data. In the process, the obstacles to congeniality in this market are reported and identified. Also, a host of remedial measures are reported as suggested by the respondents. The most important finding is that the Bangladesh equity market has the potential to entice portfolio investment in larger volumes by enhancing an investor friendly environment.
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