Strategy of Sustainable Development in Investment Portfolio Case

Alfredas Lukasevicius and Indre Lapinskaite

European Research Studies Journal, 2014, vol. XVII, issue 4, 3-18

Abstract: Based on the analyzed scientific sources, the problematic of sustainable processes development in the financial system is examinated in this article. A new approach to the concept of sustainability by the authorss of the article allows objectively to assess and by using the empirical study to verify the proposed strategy for sustainable development applicability in practice, in this case in the global capital market. As in the earlier works of the authorss (Lukasevcius et al 2014), in this article the great importance is attached to the selection of system components. The chosen sustainable development strategy is easily customized in investment – one of the most dynamic processes in the financial system. It is assumed that solving the optimal investment portfolio task, one of the elements of sustainable concepts – a selection, may play a decisive role in the final results of the research. A research would help to determine the value of each analyzed strategy element. In this case such investment portfolio could be selected that would let to accomplish the hypothesis of the research – to have a bigger than the market portfolio return.

Keywords: Sustainable Development; Strategic Planning Process; DCF Method; Strategic Management; Selection; Fundamental Analysis; Company’s Market Value (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: G02 G11 G14 G15 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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