Vol. 26 No. 1 (2023)

Articles

• Open Access Article Macroeconomics

  Sustainable Working Capital and Financial Performance in Cement Industry of Pakistan: An OLS Approach*

  Ali Raza, Turgut Tursoy, Sadam Ali Balal

  pp. 1-10 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/economa.v26i1.224

  Abstract: This research aims to demonstrate for the first time how the Pakistani cement sector's financial health is impacted by sustainable working capital. The cement Industry uses sustainable working capital techniques and practices for magnificent financial outcomes. Considering the importance of these profitable techniques, we practice these in cement firms with a sample size of 25 cement firms listed in the Pakistan stock market (PSX) from… Read More: Sustainable Working Capital and Financial Performance in Cement Industry of Pakistan: An OLS Approach*

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• Open Access Article Economics

  Macroeconomic Factors, Corporate Governance, Assets Structure, And Firm Value: Nairobi Securities Exchange Kenya

  Barine Nkonge Habakkuk , Kariuki Samuel Nduati, Kariuki Peter Wang’ombe

  pp. 11-19 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/economa.v26i1.229

  Abstract: The study investigated the moderating effect of macroeconomic factors on the relationship between corporate governance, asset structure, and the value of firms listed at the Nairobi Securities Exchange in Kenya and set within the broader context of global financial markets, where the value of listed firms has declined despite their significant presence, with over 41,000 firms valued at USD 80 trillion. The study used a causal-comparative… Read More: Macroeconomic Factors, Corporate Governance, Assets Structure, And Firm Value: Nairobi Securities Exchange Kenya

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• Open Access Article Finance

  Cash Management: A Key Driver of Performance for Conventional Banks in Pakistan

  Ali Raza, Hani Na’el Al- Abdallat , Ahsan-ul-Haq Shaikh

  pp. 20-27 Abstract views: 0 Downloads: 0 https://doi.org/10.36923/economa.v26i1.225

  Abstract: This research examines the critical influence of cash management on the financial efficacy of the conventional banking sector in Pakistan. This study represents the initial attempt to assess the influence of liquidity, debt ratio, and bank size on return on assets among five conventional banks in Pakistan. Information was obtained from audited annual reports from publicly traded banks that span from 2017 to 2021. The results indicate a… Read More: Cash Management: A Key Driver of Performance for Conventional Banks in Pakistan

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