Comparative studies on the cost of funds in various leading financial centres by Chooi, Chee Seng, Ng, Carolyn Wai Mun, Phan, Siew Leong

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Impact of extended trading hours in market microstructure: evidence from the Kuala Lumpur stock exchange by Gan, Seow Cheng, Lo, Sok Tsing, Lee, Seow Li

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Performance of Singapore banking industry by Sin, Yang Fong, Tan, Siew Yean, Wong, Say Hui

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Essays in dynamic pricing, channel control and channel competition by Song, Boqian

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The role of investor relations firms in financial restatements by Li, Lingwei

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Orchestration and value co-creation in ecosystems : a mixed methods investigation by Agarwal, Neha

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Foreign institutional investment flows in India. by Sandhya Ananthanarayanan.

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Portfolio insurance with Nikkei stock average futures. by Ng, Kah Hwa.

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Information content of solicited and unsolicited rating change announcements. by Cheong, Melissa Seok Fun., Kiang, Mei Yong., Xu, Xiaoxi.

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An empirical study on customers' perception of personal financial planning in Singapore. by Hu, Kaitian., Tan, Ghim Wee., Yiu, Kok Hsiong.

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Quality of CPF as a retirement income vehicle for the baby boomer. by Lock, Alison Yanli., Tan, Hui Fen., Tan, Qibin.

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Retirement instruments and their distribution channels. by Ong, Cheow Chong., Poh, Choon Kiat., Ong, Joo Liang.

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Comparison of financial distress prediction models. by Lim, Ji Jaan., Quah, Cheng Eng., Wong, Yau Chow.

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CPF and retirement income in 2030. by Chan, Ka Yan., Foo, Chu Fang., Ng, Danny Siang Hock.

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Dividend study with alternative tests, panel data analysis and panel generalised autoregressive conditional heteroscedasticity by Ng, Chee Pung

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Social Media Marketing Adoption among SMEs in Malaysia and Nigeria (S/O 14089) by Ramanchandram, Rajoo, Abdullah, Shahmir Sivaraj, Kolandaisamy, Indraah, Soo, Hooi Sin, Mohd Jani, Mohamad Yusop

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A longitudinal study of the tax capacity and tax effort of the Malaysian state government by Abdul Jalil, Ahmad Zafarullah, Harun, Mukaramah, Che Mat, Siti Hadijah

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Association between feel-like temperatures and injury risk during international outdoor athletic championships: a prospective cohort study on 29 579 athlete starts during 10 championships by Edouard, P, Dandrieux, P-E, Klöwer, MK, Junge, A, Racinais, S, Branco, P, Hollander, K, Navarro, L

“…<p><strong>Objective:</strong>&nbsp;To analyse associations between feel-like temperatures measured with the universal thermal climate index (UTCI) and injury rates during international athletic championships.…”

Quantum scale biomimicry of low dimensional growth : an unusual complex amorphous precursor route to TiO2 band confinement by shape adaptive biopolymer-like flexibility for energy applications by Choi, Dahyun, Sonkaria, Sanjiv, Fox, Stephen John, Poudel, Shivraj, Kim, Sung-yong, Kang, Suhee, Kim, Seheon, Verma, Chandra, Ahn, Sung Hoon, Lee, Caroline Sunyong, Khare, Varsha

“…Here, we provide evidence for synthetic biomimicry akin to bio-polymerization mechanisms to steer disorder-to-order transitions via solvent plasticization-like behaviour. This challenges the rationale of quantum driven confinement processes by conventional processes. …”
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Effects of brand name and made-in label on consumers' product evaluation. by Lee, Ivy Jin Ying., Chua, Zhi Ping., Pow, Nicole Shu Min.

“…Products with Chinese brand name are also less preferred compared to those with the German and English brand names, despite being produced in a more developed country like Switzerland or the US. Lastly, we discuss the limitations and implications of our study and made suggestions for future research.…”
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