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Influence of foreign institutional holding on corporate risk-return profile: a panel quantile regression analysis

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  • Souvik Banerjee
  • Amarnath Mitra
  • Sangram Kesari Jena
  • Debaditya Mohanti

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The study investigates the influence of foreign institutional investment on the risk-return profile of firms. Corporate risk is analyzed as business risk and financial risk in this study. The impact of foreign institutional investor’s (FII) holding on business and financial risk taking behavior is studied on 174 listed non-financial firms in India using panel quantile regression methodology for a span of 20 years which include the pre and post 2008 financial crisis periods as well. Panel fixed effect model was found to be appropriate in this study The impact of FII holding is also studied through the distribution of the risk through panel quantile regression. The impact of FII holding on risk taking behaviour of the firms is studied primarily across high, average and low proportion of corporate risk. Overall FII holding has an inverse relationship with corporate risk taking behavior of firms. The positive impact of FII holding across all types of firms in terms of the risk-return profile indicates that their presence is long term and reduces risk taking behaviour of the corresponding firm. The implications of this study will be significant in regulating FII inflows and outflows to ensure discipline on the part of firm management in improving its risk-return profile.

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  • Souvik Banerjee & Amarnath Mitra & Sangram Kesari Jena & Debaditya Mohanti, 2024. "Influence of foreign institutional holding on corporate risk-return profile: a panel quantile regression analysis," Cogent Economics & Finance, Taylor & Francis Journals, vol. 12(1), pages 2302637-230, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:taf:oaefxx:v:12:y:2024:i:1:p:2302637
    DOI: 10.1080/23322039.2024.2302637
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