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FOREIGN EXCHANGE-RISK PRICING IN THE NIGERIAN STOCK MARKET
Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) is a major source of liquidity to domestic firms. However, foreign exchange-risk makes returns to foreign investors uncertain thereby discouraging FPI. This uncertainty is more pronounced in developing economies where exchange rates play key roles and markets for h...
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2012-07
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