JSE / McGregor-BFA market structure data compiled by Genesis Analytics

Literature › Primary sources

Kind	stock market financial data
Producer	Johannesburg Stock Exchange; McGregor-BFA; Genesis Analytics
Coverage	1989-2000
Works using it	1

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Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Malherbe and Segal (2001a)	JSE and McGregor-BFA market capitalisation data by sector and company, 1989 and 1999 (Figure 5, Tables A11, A12, A16), including top-20 companies and control types	1989-1999	Documents the shift in JSE composition away from mining and the fall in control-bloc firms among the top 20.
Malherbe and Segal (2001a)	JSE data on pyramid companies listed, 1989 and 1999 (Figure 7)	1989-1999	Shows the drastic decline in pyramid companies and the share of market value under pyramid control.
Malherbe and Segal (2001a)	Johannesburg Stock Exchange data on listings, secondary offers and capital introductions, 1995-1H2000 (Tables 8, 9, A13, A14)	1995-1H2000	Documents the 1998 listings boom and the subsequent collapse of equity raising, especially for small firms.
Malherbe and Segal (2001a)	McGregor-BFA price data on N-share discounts, December 1996 and March 2000 (Table A15)	1996-2000	Shows that the average discount on low-voting N-shares narrowed from 16 percent to ten percent.