Additional evidence on integration in the Canadian stock market

Article Abstract:

This paper reexamines the integration of the Canadian and US stock markets in the 1977-86 period that is relatively free from capital controls. The study employs both the CAPM and the APT frameworks. Under both models, the evidence is consistent with segmentation in the 1977-81 subperiod, but supports integration in the 1982-86 subperiod. Using the APT framework, we also find that the Canadian stocks interlisted on the US exchanges and NASDAQ are priced in an integrated market and segmentation is predominant for the non-interlisted Canadian stocks. (Reprinted by permission of the publisher.)

Management, Canada, Stock-exchange, Stock exchanges, Corporations, Securities, Corporations, Canadian

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Uncovering the riskureturn relation in the stock market

Article Abstract:

The relationship between risk and returns in stock markets is discussed.

New York, Analysis, Stock markets, Stock market, Returns (Retail trade), Financial risk

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