Communicating Asset Risk: How Name
... from the United States (Ohio State University, n = 120) and Germany (Universität Mannheim, n = 120) who were asked to respond to a series of judgment and decision tasks related to financial investing, in return for a payment of $10 in the United States or 15 DM in Germany. Average response time was ...
... from the United States (Ohio State University, n = 120) and Germany (Universität Mannheim, n = 120) who were asked to respond to a series of judgment and decision tasks related to financial investing, in return for a payment of $10 in the United States or 15 DM in Germany. Average response time was ...
Financial Results for the year ended 30 June 2014
... Trading update and outlook for FY15 FY15 YTD revenue growth broad based with all major properties delivering revenue growth at levels consistent with 2H FY14, as the momentum built in 2H FY14 carries forward into the new financial year. Expenses continue to be in line with expectations for FY15 YTD ...
... Trading update and outlook for FY15 FY15 YTD revenue growth broad based with all major properties delivering revenue growth at levels consistent with 2H FY14, as the momentum built in 2H FY14 carries forward into the new financial year. Expenses continue to be in line with expectations for FY15 YTD ...
Amihud, Y
... rates in G7 countries, Journal of Monetary Economics, 33, 255-83. Harris, Lawrence, (1986) A transaction data study of weekly and intradaily patterns in stock returns, Journal of Financial Economics, 14, 99-117. Hasbrouck, J., (1985) The characteristics of takeover targets, Journal of Banking and Fi ...
... rates in G7 countries, Journal of Monetary Economics, 33, 255-83. Harris, Lawrence, (1986) A transaction data study of weekly and intradaily patterns in stock returns, Journal of Financial Economics, 14, 99-117. Hasbrouck, J., (1985) The characteristics of takeover targets, Journal of Banking and Fi ...
Technical Analysis - SelectedWorks
... Technical analysis consists of a school of practitioners who rely primarily upon charts and another school of practitioners who rely basically upon technical indicators like moving averages and volume indicators. Pruden (2007) posits that technical analysts fall along a continuum ranging from discre ...
... Technical analysis consists of a school of practitioners who rely primarily upon charts and another school of practitioners who rely basically upon technical indicators like moving averages and volume indicators. Pruden (2007) posits that technical analysts fall along a continuum ranging from discre ...
CASH AMERICA INTERNATIONAL INC
... Participants may borrow from their fund accounts a minimum of $500 up to a maximum equal to the lesser of $50,000 or 50% of their vested account balance. Loan transactions are treated as transfers between investment funds and notes receivable from participants. Loans are made for terms that range fr ...
... Participants may borrow from their fund accounts a minimum of $500 up to a maximum equal to the lesser of $50,000 or 50% of their vested account balance. Loan transactions are treated as transfers between investment funds and notes receivable from participants. Loans are made for terms that range fr ...
financial stability, systemic risk and macroprudential policy
... This sets off a spiral (positive feedback loop) manifesting itself as a decreasing ability to recognise risk, trend growth in asset prices, weakened external financial constraints and high investment activity supported by output growth, increased revenue growth and improved profitability. In the backg ...
... This sets off a spiral (positive feedback loop) manifesting itself as a decreasing ability to recognise risk, trend growth in asset prices, weakened external financial constraints and high investment activity supported by output growth, increased revenue growth and improved profitability. In the backg ...
Financial Development, Financial Constraints, and the Volatility of Industrial Output No. 04‐6
... macroeconomic aggregates. See, for example, the recent paper by Acemoglu et al. (2003), which also surveys part of the literature. The present paper uses micro data (industry‐level and firm‐level data) to study volatility and, in particular, the effect of financial development on volatility. T ...
... macroeconomic aggregates. See, for example, the recent paper by Acemoglu et al. (2003), which also surveys part of the literature. The present paper uses micro data (industry‐level and firm‐level data) to study volatility and, in particular, the effect of financial development on volatility. T ...
Accounting for Financial Instruments: Difficulties with Fair Value
... to homebuyers with median or below median income (Carney).When the initial period for favorable lending rates ended in 2007, the resulting descent in housing prices and slowing appreciation rates prevented homeowners from refinancing (Alexopulos). Troubled homeowners were unable to pay their mortgag ...
... to homebuyers with median or below median income (Carney).When the initial period for favorable lending rates ended in 2007, the resulting descent in housing prices and slowing appreciation rates prevented homeowners from refinancing (Alexopulos). Troubled homeowners were unable to pay their mortgag ...
PDF - Publications
... relied almost solely on bank loans, the situation today has changed thanks to new regulations governing bank lending and the issuance of debt securities. It now appears that almost all economic agents will increasingly be able to provide funding directly to businesses. Since this trend is taking pla ...
... relied almost solely on bank loans, the situation today has changed thanks to new regulations governing bank lending and the issuance of debt securities. It now appears that almost all economic agents will increasingly be able to provide funding directly to businesses. Since this trend is taking pla ...
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... c. include both brokers and dealers d. issue primary claims to the lender ANS: A PTS: 1 OBJ: TYPE: Fact LOC: Knowledge of financial markets and interest rates TOP: An overview of the finance system ...
... c. include both brokers and dealers d. issue primary claims to the lender ANS: A PTS: 1 OBJ: TYPE: Fact LOC: Knowledge of financial markets and interest rates TOP: An overview of the finance system ...
Personal Finance, Financial Planning, and Financial Counseling
... determining the quality of publications. This narrow approach to gauging the value of a publication is short sided because it fails to account for the important research being conducted and published outside indexed journals (Barrett, Olia, & Von Bailey, 2000; Drago & Kashain, 2003; Oltheten, Theoha ...
... determining the quality of publications. This narrow approach to gauging the value of a publication is short sided because it fails to account for the important research being conducted and published outside indexed journals (Barrett, Olia, & Von Bailey, 2000; Drago & Kashain, 2003; Oltheten, Theoha ...
Towards a General Theory of the Stock Market
... which is an implication of the EMH with a constant discount rate, then the level of the stock market will be irrelevant to its subsequent movement. So if share prices are high, this has no implications at all for whether they are likely to continue to rise or fall. However, there is some evidence fo ...
... which is an implication of the EMH with a constant discount rate, then the level of the stock market will be irrelevant to its subsequent movement. So if share prices are high, this has no implications at all for whether they are likely to continue to rise or fall. However, there is some evidence fo ...
Intermediary Balance Sheets - Federal Reserve Bank of New York
... interpreted as outside equity funding. The principal-agent problem between savers and the intermediaries is solved by skin-in-the-game constraints limiting the amount of outside equity financing (see Holmstrom and Tirole [1997]). In our model, the banking and fund sectors compete for savings from th ...
... interpreted as outside equity funding. The principal-agent problem between savers and the intermediaries is solved by skin-in-the-game constraints limiting the amount of outside equity financing (see Holmstrom and Tirole [1997]). In our model, the banking and fund sectors compete for savings from th ...
The SEI Strategic Portfolios We have prepared the following
... institutional and boutique managers in addition to retail. This is then filtered down to a handful that meets all of their demanding criteria. SEI aims to have only the best managers in the portfolios at all times. 4. Portfolio Construction and Management SEI use a manager-of-managers approach to co ...
... institutional and boutique managers in addition to retail. This is then filtered down to a handful that meets all of their demanding criteria. SEI aims to have only the best managers in the portfolios at all times. 4. Portfolio Construction and Management SEI use a manager-of-managers approach to co ...
An Evaluation of Money Market Fund Reform Proposals
... their portfolios. Such risk-taking attracts yield-sensitive investors who may later run. Second, because MMFs allow investors to redeem their shares on demand, they are vulnerable to runs when investors become concerned about the risk of the assets in the funds. This, in turn, can induce a run by MM ...
... their portfolios. Such risk-taking attracts yield-sensitive investors who may later run. Second, because MMFs allow investors to redeem their shares on demand, they are vulnerable to runs when investors become concerned about the risk of the assets in the funds. This, in turn, can induce a run by MM ...
Exposing the True Intent behind Market Events
... ue to the increasing number of regulations and need for operational transparency, organizations are increasingly adopting the use of consolidated and harmonized sets of compliance controls. Regulatory compliance often requires providing sensitive corporate information to government and service provi ...
... ue to the increasing number of regulations and need for operational transparency, organizations are increasingly adopting the use of consolidated and harmonized sets of compliance controls. Regulatory compliance often requires providing sensitive corporate information to government and service provi ...
Towards a framework for calibrating macroprudential leverage limits
... when it makes economies prone to costly financial crises. Evidence shows that costly crises since the late 19th century have more often than not been the result of credit booms gone bust96, and the build-up of leverage and subsequent deleveraging by banks and within financial markets more generally ...
... when it makes economies prone to costly financial crises. Evidence shows that costly crises since the late 19th century have more often than not been the result of credit booms gone bust96, and the build-up of leverage and subsequent deleveraging by banks and within financial markets more generally ...
Trade Base Currency
... it should have the euro as the first currency. For example, between the US dollar and the euro the exchange rate will be identified as EUR/USD; the number is the amount of US dollars that can be traded for one euro. The currency hierarchy for the majors is as follows: ...
... it should have the euro as the first currency. For example, between the US dollar and the euro the exchange rate will be identified as EUR/USD; the number is the amount of US dollars that can be traded for one euro. The currency hierarchy for the majors is as follows: ...
Intermediary Asset Pricing
... parsimonious, and can be realistically calibrated. While there is a prior body of work that studies the effect of intermediation on asset prices, the models employed have almost exclusively been static and designed to highlight qualitative effects. Allen and Gale in a number of papers show how the f ...
... parsimonious, and can be realistically calibrated. While there is a prior body of work that studies the effect of intermediation on asset prices, the models employed have almost exclusively been static and designed to highlight qualitative effects. Allen and Gale in a number of papers show how the f ...