Al-Balqa Journal for Research and Studies

Published by: Deanship of Scientific Research, Al-Ahliyya Amman University

ISSN (Print Version): 1684-0615, ISSN (Online Version): 2616-2814

Open Access Journal

The Effect of Both the Nature of the Activity and the Size of Financial Investments on the Financial Structure and Market Value: Evidence From Palestine. "A Study From The perspective of Trade-off and Pecking-Order Theories"


Volume 24, Issue No 1, 2021

Pages: 61 - 76

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Abstract

This study aims at showing the extent to which the nature of the activity and the volume of investments in associates or subsidiaries affect the financing structure and the market value of public joint stock companies listed on the Palestine Exchange. The study was applied on a sample of (22) Palestinian corporation listed at Palestinian Security Exchange during the period 2008-2018. In order to achieve the study objectives, simple and multiple regression analysis were used to test the effect of independent variables on dependent variables in the presence of both quick liquidity ratio and dividends ratio as controlling variables for the relationship between independent and dependent variables. The results of the study showed that there is an effect of volume of investment in subsidiary or associate companies on the financial structure and market value of public joint stock companies listed on the Palestine Exchange. It also showed that there is an impact on the nature of the company’s work and the economic sector it belongs to, on the financial structure and market value of companies within the study sample.



Keywords

Financial Investments, Subsidiaries, Financial structure, Market value, Trade-off theory, Pecking-Order Theory.


Subjects

Business, Management, Economics, Finance and Accounting


Citation

AlNajaar, J.

  (2021).

  The Effect of Both the Nature of the Activity and the Size of Financial Investments on the Financial Structure and Market Value: Evidence From Palestine. "A Study From The perspective of Trade-off and Pecking-Order Theories" .

  Al-Balqa Journal for Research and Studies,

  24

(1),

  61-

76.

  10.35875/1105-024-001-005