Although many developing countries pursue economic and legal policies that increase the flows of indirect foreign investment to developing countries, there are still risks and obstacles that indirect foreign investment is exposed to, thus limiting the amount of foreign capital that these countries benefit from. Therefore, the study addresses the role of indirect foreign investment in revitalizing the Egyptian Stock Exchange as a model for the study.
The aim of the study
The study aims to answer what are the advantages of indirect foreign investment in the countries you are looking for. And the extent of foreign investment in direct participation in the growth and revitalization of the stock market in Egypt.
The study is based on the hypothesis that indirect foreign investments play a big role in stimulating the movement of financial markets, including the stock market in Egypt, during the study period, which confirms the importance of economic and financial reforms to improve the regulatory environment for the work of that market and remove restrictions on foreign exchange transactions for foreign investors.
The study was divided into three sections:
The concept of the stock market and its components, and the advantages of investing in the stock exchange.
To review the indirect foreign investment in the stock market and address its forms and limitations in emerging countries and the risks associated with these investments in the portfolio.
To study the effect of indirect foreign investment on activating the Egyptian stock market by analyzing the net movement of foreign investors' transactions on the Egyptian Stock Exchange during the period 2010-2020 and the repercussions of the global financial crisis on the Egyptian Stock Exchange. Finally, review the results, recommendations and tables