Identifying the effective actors of forex trading network in the NIMA system using social network analysis
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Mehrdad
Agha Mohammad Ali Kermani
1
(Associate Professor, Faculty of Management and Economics, Iran University of Science and Technology)
mohammad javad
Rokhsat Talab
2
(Associate Professor, Faculty of Management and Economics, Iran University of Science and Technology)
Saeed
Mirzamohammadi
3
(Senior expert in the field of macroeconomic and social systems engineering, Iran University of Science and Technology)
Keywords: Buying and selling currency, analysis of social networks, ranking of actors, Nima system,
Abstract :
Nima system is an integrated system of foreign exchange transactions. Nima is a platform system that has been designed and implemented with the aim of managing the foreign exchange market. In this system, on the supply side, exporters can sell the currency from their exports, and on the demand side, importers can request to buy foreign currency. Identifying effective actors in each of these markets can have a positive impact on the policies of the main market maker of this system, the central bank.Using social networks analysis (SNA) tools can be a good way to achieve this. Since in these networks each of the actors can only have one of the roles of "buyer" or "seller" and there is only the possibility of trading and communication with the opposite role, these networks can be called bipartite networks. As a result, the usual approaches to identifying effective actors for these networks will not be usable. In contrast to standard approaches, we used a weighted projection algorithm to solve this problem. After projectting each of the two networks of foreign exchange supply and demand, four new networks are created, including the network of seller-exporters, buyer exchange offices, buyer importers, and seller exchange offices. Then We will try to make a method to score and rank the nodes. As a result of the implementation of the algorithm, a ranking was provided for the nodes, based on which the node with the highest rank will be the most important node in our network. Finally, in order to make suggestions to the policymaker, by analyzing the results of the ranking, questions about effective market players were answered.
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