信息技术专业人员投资行为分析——以三城城市为例

Q4 Business, Management and Accounting

Restaurant Business Pub Date : 2019-11-07 DOI:10.26643/rb.v118i11.9952

GeetikaMadaan, Sanjeet Singh

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投资决策通常受到许多决定因素的影响，这些决定因素有助于投资者和投资经理选择适当的投资选项(Jagongo & Mutswenje, 2014)。本研究旨在对资讯科技专业人士的投资行为进行分析，以确定人口因素和财务意识因素(自变量)对因变量投资行为(市场偏差和风险承受偏差)的影响。市场偏差因子由价格变化、过度反应、市场信息、股票的过去趋势、客户对公司的偏好和标的股票的基本信息五个部分组成。风险承受偏倚由五个部分组成，即安全性、流动性、资本增值、收益和风险覆盖。年龄、性别、收入、职业、经验被选为人口统计成分。数据是从昌迪加尔、莫哈里和潘切库拉三地随机抽取的396名信息技术专业人员中收集的。通过5分李克特量表(Sullivan & Artino, 2014)框架的问卷收集的回答。研究结果表明，人口因素、金融意识显著影响投资者的投资行为。信息技术投资者在流动性管理方面的财务意识还有待提高。此外，现有的研究还表明，与女性相比，男性的投资更多。因此，研究表明，在进行投资决策时，性别之间存在显著差异。此外，该研究还建议，金融机构需要使投资产品更有利，以吸引妇女信息技术专业人员。

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An Analysis of Investment Behaviour of Information Technology Professionals: A study in Selected cities of Tri-city

Investment decisions are often influenced by numerous determinants that help investors and investment managers in the selection of an appropriate investment option (Jagongo & Mutswenje, 2014). This research directed to provide an analysis of investment behavior of Information Technology Professionals, to identify the influence of demographic factors and financial awareness factor (independent variables) on dependent variable investment behaviour (market bias and risk bearing bias). Market bias factor comprised five components, namely,changes in price, over-reaction,information about market, the past trends of shares,customer preference of companies and basics of underlying stocks. Risk-bearing bias comprisedof five components, namely, safety, liquidity, capital appreciation, return, and risk coverage. Age, gender, income, occupation, experience has selected as demographic components. The data was collected from 396 randomly selected Information Technology Professionals from Tricity, namely, Chandigarh, Mohali, and Panchkula. Responses gatheredthrough questionnaire framed on a 5-point Likert scale (Sullivan & Artino, 2014). The results of the research documented thatdemographic factors, financial awareness significantly impact the investment behaviour of investors. There is still more requirement to enhance financial awareness of information technology investors related to liquidity management. Besides, the existing research also documented that men more invest in comparison to women. Therefore, research showed significant difference among gender while taking investment decisions. Further, the study also suggested that financial Institutions need to made investment products more favourable to attract women information technology professionals.

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