The purpose of this paper is to examine the Market Discipline (MD) in the European Monetary Union's (EMUs) banking market. After the 2007's global crisis bursts, the EMU faces several economic and financial problems. Among those problems on the top are the Greek and the Cypriot issues. Several...

This study explores long-term investment strategies for individuals in European countries who have limited initial capital and may have no expertise in financial economics. We compare three strategies-Cost Average Plan (CAP), Bank Deposits Plan (BDP), and Buy and Hold (BnH)-by analyzing their...

This study provides empirical evidence of the interrelationship among main governance indicators, such as political stability and corruption, and public finance indicators. Moreover, it suggests a complementary view of the European Monetary Union financial issues, beyond the purely economic...

This study examines a real case scenario using real data under the assumption of a long-term investment horizon. We examine the Dollar Cost Average, Cost Average Plan (CAP) in our case, and attempt to ascertain whether it could prove beneficial for an investor that does not have a significant...

This study applies the asymmetric dynamic conditional correlation (A-DCC) model and employs copula functions to investigate the correlation dynamics among the Greek and European markets during the recent debt crisis. The Greek debt crisis occurred after the subprime mortgage crisis. Up to that...