Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.

The Fama and French three factor model introduced two variables (size and book to market value) to capture the cross-sectional variations of stock returns in the US market. This paper seeks to extend this finding to the ASEAN markets, namely the Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and The Philippines equi...

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Main Authors: Phua, Cindy Boon Ling., Lew, Alex Yan Liang., Koh, Wee Ming.
Other Authors: Charlie Charoenwong
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2009
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-150842023-05-19T05:41:38Z Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets. Phua, Cindy Boon Ling. Lew, Alex Yan Liang. Koh, Wee Ming. Charlie Charoenwong Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::Finance::Equity The Fama and French three factor model introduced two variables (size and book to market value) to capture the cross-sectional variations of stock returns in the US market. This paper seeks to extend this finding to the ASEAN markets, namely the Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and The Philippines equity markets. We make comparisons to the CAPM model and identify a fourth Liquidity Premium factor to investigate the effects on the explanatory powers of the three factor model. We document that while the US markets possess size and PB effects, we fail to observe similar phenomena in ASEAN markets. Also, time series and cross-sectional regression tests show that the CAPM, the Fama and French three factor model and the Four Factor Model have limited power to explain the excess equity return in ASEAN markets. BUSINESS 2009-03-25T04:17:23Z 2009-03-25T04:17:23Z 2009 2009 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/15084 en Nanyang Technological University 40 p. application/pdf
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Phua, Cindy Boon Ling.
Lew, Alex Yan Liang.
Koh, Wee Ming.
Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
description The Fama and French three factor model introduced two variables (size and book to market value) to capture the cross-sectional variations of stock returns in the US market. This paper seeks to extend this finding to the ASEAN markets, namely the Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and The Philippines equity markets. We make comparisons to the CAPM model and identify a fourth Liquidity Premium factor to investigate the effects on the explanatory powers of the three factor model. We document that while the US markets possess size and PB effects, we fail to observe similar phenomena in ASEAN markets. Also, time series and cross-sectional regression tests show that the CAPM, the Fama and French three factor model and the Four Factor Model have limited power to explain the excess equity return in ASEAN markets.
author2 Charlie Charoenwong
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Phua, Cindy Boon Ling.
Lew, Alex Yan Liang.
Koh, Wee Ming.
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author Phua, Cindy Boon Ling.
Lew, Alex Yan Liang.
Koh, Wee Ming.
author_sort Phua, Cindy Boon Ling.
title Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
title_short Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
title_full Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
title_fullStr Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of the Fama and French three factor model on ASEAN markets.
title_sort analysis of the fama and french three factor model on asean markets.
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