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Analyze of economic value added generated by non-financial companies listed on Prague stock exchange.
Voldán, Martin ; Neumaierová, Inka (advisor) ; Hájek, Jiří (referee)
The goal of this Masters Thesis is to analyse economic value added generated by non-financial companies listed on Prague stock exchange. Main goal is not only to calculate the amount of economic value added, but also to compare results of two economic models used to specify Re (Minimal required return of companys own capital), necessary to calculate economic value added. Next goal is to analyze link between economic value added and stock price. Correlation between this two parameters would be a sign of possibility to predict future stock price in dependance on generated economic value added. For this Masters thesis, It is important to have all balance sheets, P/L statements and stock market data for all selected corporations. All these informations were exported from database Thomson Reuters Eikon available on University of economics in Prague.
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Investiční portfolio a jeho tvorba
Šťavíková, Věra
Šťavíková, V. Investment portfolio and its creation. Diploma thesis. Brno, 2015 This diploma thesis focuses on creation of an investment portfolio using the Markowitz theory. The matters of building a portfolio and portfolio management are described in the first part of the thesis. Subsequently, the operation of the Prague Stock Exchange with a particular focus on the stock market is interpreted whereas the characteristics of considered shares is not omitted. This thesis further focuses on specifying the investment criteria. The next part contains the application of the portfolio theory itself where there are demonstrated the findings of the portfolio theory via assembled collections of financial assets.
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Comparison of Prague Stock Exchange and Warsaw Stock Exchange
Svobodová, Jindra ; Kříž, Radim (advisor) ; Hásová, Jiřina (referee)
The goal of this thesis is to analyze and compare the main characteristics of Prague Stock Exchange and Warsaw Stock Exchange. At first the attention is paid to the concept of "stock exchange" in the legal system of both countries. A short summary of the history of both exchanges is followed by a description of the organizational structure and comparison of the basic conditions of exchange membership. The individual market segments are analyzed as well as conditions for admission of financial instruments to those segments. The thesis also outlines the essential characteristics of trading systems in Prague and in Warsaw together with a list of basic types of trades. The final comparative analysis is devoted to the type and volume of financial instruments traded on both exchanges and settlement of those trades.
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The analysis of investment certificates traded on the Czech market
Rychtaříková, Jana ; Radová, Jarmila (advisor) ; Dobrovolný, Marek (referee)
This thesis deals with investment certificates traded on the Czech stock exchange. Firstly, the thesis introduces characteristic of basic types of investment certificates focusing on the certificates traded in the Czech Republic. The elementary features of their functions and their relations to the underlying assets are described. The profitability of each type of certificate is represented in the diagram for better comprehension. In the practical part, the investment certificates quoted on the Prague Stock Exchange are presented providing key characteristics as issue date, maturity date, issuer, subscription ratio and underlying asset. The last chapter is devoted to the profitability of particular certificates in comparison with each other and with alternative investment in underlying assets. Past experience with already paid certificates is also mentioned.
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The Process of Consolidation and Cooperation between Stock Markets in the early 21st Century on Example of CEESEG
Blecha, Radek ; Veselá, Jitka (advisor) ; Žilák, Pavel (referee)
Since the end of the 20th century capital markets have undergone a fundamental change. Under the influence of globalization they have become more interconnected and more functional than before on the base of information technology. Although the financial crisis of 2008 slowed down this development and liberalization, currently markets are rising again and one of the most striking trends is their integration into multinational units. An example of Stock Exchange Cooperation in the early 21st century is the CEESEG group associating Central and Eastern European Stock Exchanges, namely, the Wiener Börse, the Prague Stock Exchange, the Ljubljana Stock Exchange and the Budapest Stock Exchange. The theme of this thesis is to analyze the example of this geographically close and, thanks to the PSE, directly related, interesting trend of Stock Exchange cooperation, the manner of its function and impact on every member Stock Exchange.
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Financial derivatives in the world and the Czech Republic
Petrov, Ondřej ; Witzany, Jiří (advisor) ; Witzany, Jiří (referee)
This thesis deals with the financial derivatives and trading in the world and the Czech Republic. The introductory part defines the basic concepts associated with financial derivatives, describes their types and method of statistical reporting. Briefly outlines the basic types of derivatives and their history. The second part evaluates the derivatives trading on Exchange and OTC markets. It is primarily focused on the latest development during the financial crisis. The third part examines more closely trading in the Czech Republic, especially the derivatives trading on the Prague Stock Exchange. The last part focuses on the exotic weather derivatives, which represent an interesting way to insure against natural influences.
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Comparing of the Rm-system Czech Stock Exchange with the Prague Stock Exchange and with the foreign exchanges.
VESELÁ, Ludmila
This thesis compares various attributes of the two stock exchanges that are currently in existence in the Czech Republic: the Rm-system Czech Stock Exchange and the Prague Stock Exchange. Detailed comparisons are made between various specifics of membership policies, trading routines, fees and indices at these exchanges and these are then related to the corresponding attributes at two representative foreign exchanges: the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange. A principal question to be answered in the thesis is whether having two independent organizers of stock-market trading is beneficial to the investors and overall practical for the market of the size of the Czech Republic. The first, theoretical part of the thesis is focused on historical evolution and characteristics of the stock exchanges. In this part we give a general classification of stock exchanges, discuss in some detail the kinds of traded financial instruments, describe trading participants and elucidate the nitty-gritty of trading systems. The second, practical part of the thesis then examines detailed facts about individual stock exchanges in the order listed in the theoretical part with the emphasis put on the differences between the stock markets under study. Various representative data is collected in tables and/or recorded in charts and graphs. Particular distinctions between the stock exchanges are analyzed and the distinguished aspects are highlighted. The conclusion summarizes obtained results and finally answers, in the mild affirmative, the question whether it is beneficial to have the stock market in the Czech Republic served by two independent stock exchanges.
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Analýza a srovnání vybraných kapitálových trhů
Hýža, David ; Veselá, Jitka (advisor)
The theme of this work is to analyze and compare the Czech capital market with equity markets in the U.S., Germany, Austria, Poland and Hungary in the period 1990 - 2009. The main aim was to compare the development of the Prague Stock Exchange with exchanges of developed countries (U.S., Germany, Austria) and exchanges of the former centrally planned economies (Poland, Hungary). The first chapter discusses the importance of capital market as a system and the most considerable historical milestones of its development in each country. Subsequent chapters deal with selected markets from the perspective of the IPO, market capitalization and subject of trade. This thesis aims to provide an answer to the question of what position Prague Stock Exchange was able to take during the twenty years of its existence and what succesful it was as compared to the competing markets.
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