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Equity Valuation Model Case Study

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I. Abstract
The area of finance is the interpenetrated each other as a whole. So, the estimation of Equity values is the indicator for the investors in order to set the portfolio choice. When building the profitable portfolio, investor benefit from the analysts estimation. However, the accuracy of these estimations is an ongoing problem. This proposed research study strives to investigate the effect of the equity valuation models on the portfolio choice. This subject would be also integrated with the behavioral finance. The case study would be about the Turkish companies which have some corruptions. The aimed research subject and the chosen country (Turkey) are so closely related in order to investigate well. In the research, it is aimed whether …show more content…

Objectıves
The objectives of the research project are to:
1. Identify the accuracy of equity valuation models, portfolio choice and behavioral finance, and the relationship between them
2. Examine the factors which cause inaccuracy of valuation models, and the effects on the portfolio choice
3. Identify the behavioral finance in the case of the inaccuracy for portfolio choice in the incorruption and corruption companies.
4. Identify the reasons behind portfolio choice problem and then examine recent efforts to address these problems.
5. Prove that the most underlying factor behind the investor’s portfolio choice problem relating to Incorruption Company manages and inaccuracy equity valuation models.
6. Make suggestions to prevent possible unprofitable portfolio …show more content…

I also have a strong background about the Finance with my bachelor degree in Zonguldak Karaelmas University in Turkey. I took many lessons related to finance area during my bachelor and master degree. During my undergraduate education, I tried to enhance my knowledge of this field of the study. I took the courses which are financial accounting, mathematics of finance, business finance, financial modeling, capital markets, international finance and risk management, financial statement analysis, and more. Moreover, I reinforced my knowledge in the master degree. As I am plunged in thought about finance, I realized that finance is like alive. Moreover, as a first step to be a good financier, Finance as a whole needs to be learnt and searched indissolubly. Second step for good financier is the specialization. Therefore I decided to research and learn the details about finance, and I understood the importance of the being academician. I strongly believe that my background and ambitions would give me robust competence in conducting research on proposed topic. Because of this reason, I am interested in applying to your PhD program. I believe, I have a strong spirit to be an academic in

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