共同基金投资意向的决定因素:大五人格维度

Purushartha Pub Date : 2018-11-02 DOI:10.21844/PAJMES.V11I1.14608

Sachit Paliwal, Shraddha Bhadauria, Subhash Pratap Singh

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目的:在过去的几十年里，投资者的行为一直是许多研究人员了解投资决策心理前因的焦点。本文试图研究特定人格特质对购买共同基金投资意愿的影响，并特别关注五大人格分类。设计/方法/方法:本研究采用计划行为理论(TPB)的多元回归分析来详细分析具体的人格预测因子。研究发现:研究表明，外向的人倾向于参与共同基金投资，而神经质程度较高的人则不太倾向于参与共同基金投资。此外，亲和性较高的个人也倾向于参与共同基金投资。管理启示:本研究将有助于共同基金提供者根据投资者的个性特征来管理共同基金的投资组合。进一步研究的范围/限制:由于时间限制，该研究仅限于德里- ncr。该研究可被视为一项试点研究，可以进一步探索到印度更多的城市。

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Determinants of Mutual Funds Investment Intentions: Big Five Personality Dimension

Purpose:Over the past several decades the behaviours of investors have been the focal point of many researchers to understand the psychological antecedents for investment decision. This paper attempts to examine the impact of specific personality traits on investment intentions to purchase mutual funds with specific focus on the Big Five personality taxonomy.Design/Methodology/Approach:To scrutinize the specific personality predictors, this study employs the multiple regression using theory of planned behaviour (TPB). Findings:The research indicated that individuals who are extraverted intend to engage in mutual fund investment, while those who are higher in neuroticism less intended to engage in this activity. In addition to this,Individuals who are higher on agreeableness are also intended to engage in mutual fund investment.Managerial Implications:The study will aid mutual fund providers to manage the portfolio of mutual fund according to investors'personality traits. Scope for further research / Limitation:Due to time constraints, the study is confined to Delhi-NCR only. The study can considered as a pilot study and could be further explored to more cities in India.

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Purushartha Arts and Humanities-Philosophy

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期刊介绍： The Journal ‘Purushartha’ has been started with an objective to focus primarily on: Blending of ancient Indian management thoughts with the modern management principles Business ethics Values Indian spirituality for modern business It is strongly felt that there are many unexplored dimensions and fewer researches have been done on the above subjects. Through this journal an effort has been made to explore those dimensions for enriching the modern management science. It is worth mentioning that our effort through this journal for blending ancient Indian wisdom, ethics, values and spirituality with modern management thoughts primarily derived from West is being appreciated by the academia and industry as well.