Islamic Asset Pricing and Speculation Restrictions
Abstract
Islamic traders follow Islamic trading rules; this approach has an implication on trading behavior and market outcomes. This article sheds the light on the effect of Islamic speculation restrictions on Islamic asset pricing. Our results reveal that, in equilibrium, Islamic traders require lower returns as a compensation for liquidity than non-Islamic traders
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jibf.v6n1a5
Abstract
Islamic traders follow Islamic trading rules; this approach has an implication on trading behavior and market outcomes. This article sheds the light on the effect of Islamic speculation restrictions on Islamic asset pricing. Our results reveal that, in equilibrium, Islamic traders require lower returns as a compensation for liquidity than non-Islamic traders
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jibf.v6n1a5
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