TY  - BOOK
AU  - Lieberman, Ira W, ed.
AU  - Kirkness, Christopher D, ed.
AU  - Lieberman, Ira W, ed.
AU  - Kirkness, Christopher D, ed.
TI  - Privatization and emerging equity markets
SN  - 0-8213-4187-1
U1  - 338.9 L 48233 
PB  - World Bank
KW  - PRIVATIZACION
KW  - MERCADO DE CAPITALES
KW  - INVERSIONES
KW  - PAISES EN DESARROLLO
KW  - TERCER MUNDO
N1  - Incluye bibliografía; Foreword / Jean-Franȯis Rischard and William Garrett -- Preface / Ira W. Lieberman and Christopher D. Kirkness -- Contributors -- Pt. 1. Introduction: 1. Overview of privatization and emerging equity markets / Ira W. Lieberman and Robert Fergusson -- Pt. 2. Privatization provides critical mass to kick-start new stock markets: 2. Privatization and the new securities markets in the Czech Republic, Poland, and Russia / Gary J. Fine and Enna Karlova -- 3. Peru's privatization program, 1990-96 / Richard Cabello and David Shiguiyama -- 4. China's efforts to raise capital through privatization / Cristina Rueda -- Pt. 3. Privatization supplies investment opportunities that deepen existing stock markets: 5. Morocco's case-by-case privatization program / Olivier Frémond -- 6. Privatization and equity markets in Mexico and Argentina / Mike Lubrano and Luis Urrutia -- 7. Privatization and capital market development in Turkey and Egypt / Ira W. Lieberman -- Pt. 4. Privatization often receives a crucial boost from telecommunications: 8. The flagship role of telecom privatizations / Phumchai Kambhato -- 9. Privatizing and regulating telecommunications / Ioannis N. Kessides -- Pt. 5. Privatization generates new and broader types of investor participation: 10. American depository receipts, global depository receipts, and other new financing instruments / Phumchai Kambhato -- 11. The evolution of emerging market equity funds / Ira W. Lieberman -- 12. Pension funds, capital markets, and privatization in Chile, Bolivia, Singapore, and Peru / Carol Gabyzon -- 13. Broad ownership schemes in Chile, Malaysia, and the Kyrgyz Republic / Gary J. Fine
N2  - This book examines the links between the emergence of privatization as an important development policy in emerging markets and the rapid growth of equity markets in these same countries. Various authors discuss privatization providing critical mass to kick-start new stock markets; privatization supplying investment opportunities that deepen existing stock markets; privatization often receiving a crucial boost from telecommunications; and privatization generating new and broader types of investor participation. The book considers important market instruments and institutions - depository receipts, privatization bonds, emerging market investment funds, and pension funds - and their contribution to privatization and emerging stock market development
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