Investment and its Impact on Realized Revenues: The Case of the Investment Fund in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
Amer Abdelwali Almomani, Khalid Faris Alomari
Asian Journal of Economics, Business and Accounting · pp. 46–53 · Published 17 Sep 2021
10.9734/ajeba/2021/v21i1330461Abstract
Aims: The study attempted to identify the volume of revenues generated from the investment process in investment funds in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. Study Design: a quantitative research Place and Duration of Study: Jordan Social Security Investment Fund, between May - September 2020 Methodology: The study used panel data obtained from the published reports of the Social Security Corporation Results: The study concluded that there is a positive effect in the different portfolios on the volume of revenues generated by the investment process. Conclusion: This paper presents the conclusions through the results about the extent of the impact on the volume of revenues related to the investment process in investment funds, as it showed that the relevant impact on the tourism investment portfolio, the bond portfolio and the money market instruments portfolio has a positive impact. Effect. On the size of the volume of revenues derived from it, and in light of this, the study showed that investing in the bond portfolio generates a greater return than the tourism governorate as a result of the surrounding political turmoil in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, and the instability in Syria and Iraq was most prominent, with the decrease in the external marketing of these investments. There must be diversification and research in other economic areas that contribute to increasing the volume of the fund's revenues, in governmental coordination through which a tax advantage can be achieved that contributes to reducing costs and increasing revenue generation.
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