Examinando por Materia "INVERSIONES DE CAPITAL - COLOMBIA"

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    ¿Cómo la gestión patrimonial y el entendimiento del impacto fiscal de los diferentes productos de inversión en Colombia afectan la rentabilidad neta de un portafolio en el largo plazo?
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2025) Serna Ramírez, Francisco Antonio; Sierra Blandón, Manuel; Durán Preciado, Andrés
    This study analyzes the fiscal impact on the optimization of equity investment portfolios in Colombia, developing a financial model that projects cash flows and annual returns, considering taxes, commissions, and transaction costs. The mean-variance method was used to recombine portfolios annually and maximize net returns. The results highlight that integrating tax benefits and understanding the fiscal treatment of financial products significantly improves portfolio performance compared to strategies that do not account for tax impact. The analysis emphasizes the importance of considering taxes, commissions, and parafiscal contributions, which significantly affect net returns. It is concluded that explicitly incorporating fiscal variables into wealth management is crucial for optimizing investment decisions in a high-tax environment. Additionally, passive strategies, such as ETFs that automatically reinvest dividends, offer tax advantages and lower commissions, enabling them to compete with more complex active strategies in terms of profitability.
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    ¿Tiene la desigualdad de ingresos efecto en el crecimiento económico departamental en Colombia?
    (Universidad EAFIT, 2019) Murillo Caicedo, Blanca Luz; Goda,Thomas
    The present graduate project determines the existence of an effect between income inequality and economic growth. For this purpose, the income regression model with a data panel corrected by the System of generalized moments method (System GMM, for its acronym in English) is analyzed in the Colombian context, following closely the study carried out by Charles, Mayer, & Cheín (2018), which proposes a negative effect of income inequality on 2 economic growth. The empirical study made start of a database of 23 departments of Colombia plus the Capital District of Bogotá, in a period of fourteen years (2002-2017 excluding the years 2006 and 2007). The empirical results are consistent with the hypothesis and answer the question of the effect of income inequality on economic growth.