Opinion Mining for Relating Subjective
... A number of previous researches on opinion mining used the MPQA corpus for semantic labels. The MPQA corpus contains different topics of news that were collected from different sources. Since the annotation unit of MPQA is at the sentence level, we also focus on the opinion mining at the same level. ...
... A number of previous researches on opinion mining used the MPQA corpus for semantic labels. The MPQA corpus contains different topics of news that were collected from different sources. Since the annotation unit of MPQA is at the sentence level, we also focus on the opinion mining at the same level. ...
Current Trends in the Global Reinsurance Market
... simulations and projections are for illustrative purposes only and are based on certain assumptions. Therefore the recipient should not place undue reliance on these results. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Neither MMCSC nor GC is a legal, tax or accounting adviser and makes no r ...
... simulations and projections are for illustrative purposes only and are based on certain assumptions. Therefore the recipient should not place undue reliance on these results. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Neither MMCSC nor GC is a legal, tax or accounting adviser and makes no r ...
introduction to personal investing
... represented by the S&P 500; bonds are represented by US long-term government bonds from 1926 to January 1962, US five-year Treasuries from February 1962 to 1975, and Barclays Capital US Aggregate Index 1976 and thereafter; T-bills are represented by three-month Treasury bills; and inflation by the C ...
... represented by the S&P 500; bonds are represented by US long-term government bonds from 1926 to January 1962, US five-year Treasuries from February 1962 to 1975, and Barclays Capital US Aggregate Index 1976 and thereafter; T-bills are represented by three-month Treasury bills; and inflation by the C ...
The Relationship between Information Asymmetry and Stock Return
... confirmed that the volume of trading , which was used as a measure of information access, has a positive effect on the stock return. (Battilossi & Houpt, 2006) aimed to test the existence of serial correlation in the values of stock return, and through the analysis the results was positive, which me ...
... confirmed that the volume of trading , which was used as a measure of information access, has a positive effect on the stock return. (Battilossi & Houpt, 2006) aimed to test the existence of serial correlation in the values of stock return, and through the analysis the results was positive, which me ...
The Case for shorT-MaTuriTy, higher QualiTy, high yield
... identify those short-maturity high yield bonds that are likely to avoid default through maturity. We would also note that, at the time of this writing in January 2012, credit quality is healthy and defaults are expected to remain below average over the next several years. Refinancing Risk: The sec ...
... identify those short-maturity high yield bonds that are likely to avoid default through maturity. We would also note that, at the time of this writing in January 2012, credit quality is healthy and defaults are expected to remain below average over the next several years. Refinancing Risk: The sec ...
Bezp. Bank 4
... shows that large banks’ leverage and liquidity risk may be positively related, we hypothesise that: Hypothesis 1a: Increases in leverage (and thus solvency risk) of large banks are associated with increases in liquidity risk of these banks; Hypothesis 1b: Increases in liquidity risk of large banks a ...
... shows that large banks’ leverage and liquidity risk may be positively related, we hypothesise that: Hypothesis 1a: Increases in leverage (and thus solvency risk) of large banks are associated with increases in liquidity risk of these banks; Hypothesis 1b: Increases in liquidity risk of large banks a ...
research paper series Research Paper 2006/34
... rely as much on internal funds to finance inventory investment. Similarly, using data from various emerging markets, Desai et al. (2004a) document that, contrary to their purely domestic counterparts, affiliates of multinational firms are able to expand output after severe depreciations when both gr ...
... rely as much on internal funds to finance inventory investment. Similarly, using data from various emerging markets, Desai et al. (2004a) document that, contrary to their purely domestic counterparts, affiliates of multinational firms are able to expand output after severe depreciations when both gr ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES JUNIOR IS RICH: BEQUESTS AS CONSUMPTION George Constantinides
... earlier. In the third and final period of their lives, as elderly, they consume out of their pension income and savings and themselves leave the residual as a bequest of securities, the value of which is modeled as directly providing them utility. We further refine the behavior of the elderly in a n ...
... earlier. In the third and final period of their lives, as elderly, they consume out of their pension income and savings and themselves leave the residual as a bequest of securities, the value of which is modeled as directly providing them utility. We further refine the behavior of the elderly in a n ...
Cost of Capital
... the cost of equity? • How do you compute the cost of debt and the after-tax cost of debt? • How do you compute the capital structure weights required for the WACC? • What is the WACC? • What happens if we use the WACC for the discount rate for all projects? • What are two methods that can be used to ...
... the cost of equity? • How do you compute the cost of debt and the after-tax cost of debt? • How do you compute the capital structure weights required for the WACC? • What is the WACC? • What happens if we use the WACC for the discount rate for all projects? • What are two methods that can be used to ...
1 - Goethe-Universität
... the securities markets (bonds, and stocks). • An investor will only pay a price that reflects the average quality of firms. • Bad firms are happy to take loans from investors. • Good firms are not willing to borrow on this market. ...
... the securities markets (bonds, and stocks). • An investor will only pay a price that reflects the average quality of firms. • Bad firms are happy to take loans from investors. • Good firms are not willing to borrow on this market. ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES FINANCIAL DISTRESS IN THE GREAT DEPRESSION Sonali Hazarika
... operations that might be much harder to detect during normal or robust economic conditions, and the resulting cross-sectional variation in performance can enhance statistical identification of the key factors. Third, examining the Depression helps solve, at least in part, the “peso problem” of econo ...
... operations that might be much harder to detect during normal or robust economic conditions, and the resulting cross-sectional variation in performance can enhance statistical identification of the key factors. Third, examining the Depression helps solve, at least in part, the “peso problem” of econo ...
paper - Pablo Winant
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
Finanical Integration and Growth in a Risky World
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
Financial Integration and Growth in a Risky World
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
... the door to more precise empirical investigations. We believe our framework is particularly well suited to study the integration of a set of (potentially large) emerging markets that face larger aggregate risk and tend to be on average capital scarce. Importantly, it allows for general equilibrium ...
Central Bank Tools and Liquidity Shortages
... At their most basic level, the underlying principles of Bagehot’s original dictum have been subject to a variety of interpretations. Goodhart (1999), for example, emphasizes that Bagehot’s criteria for lending were not conditioned on the individual borrower but on the availability of good collateral ...
... At their most basic level, the underlying principles of Bagehot’s original dictum have been subject to a variety of interpretations. Goodhart (1999), for example, emphasizes that Bagehot’s criteria for lending were not conditioned on the individual borrower but on the availability of good collateral ...
