Sustainable Landscapes: Investor Mapping in Asia
... Note: The study defines private investors as fund managers, corporations, foundations, non profits, family offices and HNWIs (any non‐DFI investors), but does not include institutional investors. Conservation finance defined as "investments intended to return principle or generate profit while als ...
... Note: The study defines private investors as fund managers, corporations, foundations, non profits, family offices and HNWIs (any non‐DFI investors), but does not include institutional investors. Conservation finance defined as "investments intended to return principle or generate profit while als ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES TAX POLICY AND INTERNATIONAL CAPiTAL FLOWS Martin Feldstein
... respond to differences in national saving rates but is determined by operating business goals. It does however play an important part in transferring national saving across borders. Each incremental dollar of outbound foreign direct investment appears on average to decrease domestic investment by a ...
... respond to differences in national saving rates but is determined by operating business goals. It does however play an important part in transferring national saving across borders. Each incremental dollar of outbound foreign direct investment appears on average to decrease domestic investment by a ...
Russell Quarterly Economic and Market Review
... Dynamic style emphasizes investments in equity securities of companies that are believed to be currently undergoing or are expected to undergo positive change that will lead to stock price appreciation. Dynamic stocks typically have higher than average stock price volatility, characteristics indicat ...
... Dynamic style emphasizes investments in equity securities of companies that are believed to be currently undergoing or are expected to undergo positive change that will lead to stock price appreciation. Dynamic stocks typically have higher than average stock price volatility, characteristics indicat ...
A case for high-yield bonds
... A case for high-yield bonds High-yield bonds have historically produced strong returns relative to those of other major asset classes, including equities, and with significantly less downside.1 As the name indicates, high-yield bonds are indeed a higher-yielding asset class that may offer both highe ...
... A case for high-yield bonds High-yield bonds have historically produced strong returns relative to those of other major asset classes, including equities, and with significantly less downside.1 As the name indicates, high-yield bonds are indeed a higher-yielding asset class that may offer both highe ...
IM Regulatory Review - Eversheds Sutherland
... 12.8.2009 The SEC filed a supplemental brief in the litigation challenging Rule 151A (which would require the registration of virtually all indexed annuities). In its brief, the SEC consented to a two-year stay of Rule 151A’s effective date to run from the date of publication in the Federal Register ...
... 12.8.2009 The SEC filed a supplemental brief in the litigation challenging Rule 151A (which would require the registration of virtually all indexed annuities). In its brief, the SEC consented to a two-year stay of Rule 151A’s effective date to run from the date of publication in the Federal Register ...
Two Essays on Managerial Behaviors in the Mutual Fund Industry
... with the conventional understanding that window-dressing involves unnecessary trading activities of buying winners and selling losers. The empirical results show that, on average, the window-dressing strategy does not promote fund flows. We find that net fund flows in the subsequent quarter are neg ...
... with the conventional understanding that window-dressing involves unnecessary trading activities of buying winners and selling losers. The empirical results show that, on average, the window-dressing strategy does not promote fund flows. We find that net fund flows in the subsequent quarter are neg ...
global insight
... autumn 2014, total U.S. oil production has continued to advance throughout much of this correction, with a leveling off appearing to take shape over the last five to six weeks. RBC Capital Markets forecasts U.S. oil production will continue to rise, but at a slower rate compared to previous years. I ...
... autumn 2014, total U.S. oil production has continued to advance throughout much of this correction, with a leveling off appearing to take shape over the last five to six weeks. RBC Capital Markets forecasts U.S. oil production will continue to rise, but at a slower rate compared to previous years. I ...
Remarks on Raising Capital via Initial Public Offerings
... Advantages of a Good Reputation, 3 • Companies that communicate well with minority shareholders and with institutional investors can attract the most highly qualified employees. They can offer stock options to their employees. • Employees will place a high value on these stock options. They will be ...
... Advantages of a Good Reputation, 3 • Companies that communicate well with minority shareholders and with institutional investors can attract the most highly qualified employees. They can offer stock options to their employees. • Employees will place a high value on these stock options. They will be ...
proposed regulations addressing disguised
... the tax consequences of many “management fee waiver” and “cashless contribution” arrangements common to the private equity, hedge fund and venture capital industries. The proposed regulations contain two examples specifically focused on management fee waiver arrangements. In each example, the IRS co ...
... the tax consequences of many “management fee waiver” and “cashless contribution” arrangements common to the private equity, hedge fund and venture capital industries. The proposed regulations contain two examples specifically focused on management fee waiver arrangements. In each example, the IRS co ...
IN THE MATTER OF Yufeng Zhang – Settlement Accepted
... IIROC is the national self-regulatory organization which oversees all investment dealers and trading activity on debt and equity marketplaces in Canada. Created in 2008 through the consolidation of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and Market Regulation Services Inc., IIROC sets high qual ...
... IIROC is the national self-regulatory organization which oversees all investment dealers and trading activity on debt and equity marketplaces in Canada. Created in 2008 through the consolidation of the Investment Dealers Association of Canada and Market Regulation Services Inc., IIROC sets high qual ...
What Should Banks Do? - Levy Economics Institute of Bard College
... Still other kinds of financial institutions specialize in arranging finance by placing equities or debt into portfolios using markets. They typically rely on fee income rather than interest. In normal circumstances they would not hold these assets directly, but if markets became disorderly they coul ...
... Still other kinds of financial institutions specialize in arranging finance by placing equities or debt into portfolios using markets. They typically rely on fee income rather than interest. In normal circumstances they would not hold these assets directly, but if markets became disorderly they coul ...
1 CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PATTERNS IN OECD
... Neo-classical economics suggests that a firm which operates in a competitive product market and meets its capital needs in an efficient capital market should maximise the welfare of its owners (as they would otherwise not supply it with capital) and that of its customers (by pricing its products at ...
... Neo-classical economics suggests that a firm which operates in a competitive product market and meets its capital needs in an efficient capital market should maximise the welfare of its owners (as they would otherwise not supply it with capital) and that of its customers (by pricing its products at ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES FOREIGN ENTRY INTO U.S. MANUFACTURING BY
... 1980s, reversing its former, and traditional, position as mainly a supplier of direct investment to other countries. After some decline in the early 1990s, the inflows again expanded rapidly, reaching a twenty-year peak in 2000 before a sharp decline, by almost half, in 2001, especially in the secon ...
... 1980s, reversing its former, and traditional, position as mainly a supplier of direct investment to other countries. After some decline in the early 1990s, the inflows again expanded rapidly, reaching a twenty-year peak in 2000 before a sharp decline, by almost half, in 2001, especially in the secon ...
CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT AND FOREIGN PORTFOLIO INVESTMENT IN THE BAHAMAS May, 2000
... correlated with trading volume to GDP and turnover. Although we need to control for other factors that may influence growth before definitive conclusions can be drawn, these findings support earlier results. This is especially important given that our sample countries are different from past studies ...
... correlated with trading volume to GDP and turnover. Although we need to control for other factors that may influence growth before definitive conclusions can be drawn, these findings support earlier results. This is especially important given that our sample countries are different from past studies ...
The Timing of Asset Sales
... method of earnings management requires decisions about the actual occurrence and timing of real transactions in order to achieve a certain desirable level of reported earnings, rather than the use of more observable techniques such as changing of accounting methods or making a classifactory choice. ...
... method of earnings management requires decisions about the actual occurrence and timing of real transactions in order to achieve a certain desirable level of reported earnings, rather than the use of more observable techniques such as changing of accounting methods or making a classifactory choice. ...
Fixed Assets, Depreciation, Disposals
... Disposals of plant assets A plant asset may be disposed of in three ways: 1. Discarded, with no cash received 2. Sold for cash 3. Traded in In ACCT 101 we will review the accounting for assets discarded or sold for cash. Accounting for assets traded in will not be covered. The accounting for plant ...
... Disposals of plant assets A plant asset may be disposed of in three ways: 1. Discarded, with no cash received 2. Sold for cash 3. Traded in In ACCT 101 we will review the accounting for assets discarded or sold for cash. Accounting for assets traded in will not be covered. The accounting for plant ...
An Application on Merton Model in the Non
... 2 The Original Merton Model Over the last 4 decades, a large number of structural models which is one broad category of credit risk models have been developed to estimate and price credit risk. The philosophy of these models, which goes back to Black-Scholes and Merton, is to consider corporate liab ...
... 2 The Original Merton Model Over the last 4 decades, a large number of structural models which is one broad category of credit risk models have been developed to estimate and price credit risk. The philosophy of these models, which goes back to Black-Scholes and Merton, is to consider corporate liab ...
Why Do Investment Banks Continue To Fail? By: Caroline Gieryn
... about a $50,000 to $120,000 loss for every household. Whether the true costs of the recession fall at the lower or higher end of this sizeable range depends upon when or even if the economy will return to pre-crisis output levels. In addition to these monetary losses, unemployment numbers increased ...
... about a $50,000 to $120,000 loss for every household. Whether the true costs of the recession fall at the lower or higher end of this sizeable range depends upon when or even if the economy will return to pre-crisis output levels. In addition to these monetary losses, unemployment numbers increased ...
The relevance and the limits of the Arrow-Lind Theorem
... the basis of a low discount rate on the basis of the Arrow-Lind Theorem. For example, it is likely that the French nuclear industry could not have attained its full scale (75% of French electricity is produced using the nuclear technology) without the Theorem, before the privatization of Electricité ...
... the basis of a low discount rate on the basis of the Arrow-Lind Theorem. For example, it is likely that the French nuclear industry could not have attained its full scale (75% of French electricity is produced using the nuclear technology) without the Theorem, before the privatization of Electricité ...
`New specialist sources of capital for the social
... Our five organisations, the founding members of the Social Investment Research Council, are therefore delighted to have jointly commissioned this research to explore potential new pools of capital for the social investment market. This report focuses on eight institutional investor groups to expl ...
... Our five organisations, the founding members of the Social Investment Research Council, are therefore delighted to have jointly commissioned this research to explore potential new pools of capital for the social investment market. This report focuses on eight institutional investor groups to expl ...
PROVIDENT FINANCIAL PLC £2,000,000,000 Euro Medium Term
... does develop, it may not be very liquid. Therefore, investors may not be able to sell their Notes easily or at prices that will provide them with a yield comparable to similar investments that have a developed secondary market. This is particularly the case for Notes that are especially sensitive to ...
... does develop, it may not be very liquid. Therefore, investors may not be able to sell their Notes easily or at prices that will provide them with a yield comparable to similar investments that have a developed secondary market. This is particularly the case for Notes that are especially sensitive to ...
THE IMPACT OF MINIMUM INVESTMENT BARRIERS ON SHORT END OF PERFORMANCE?
... investors who are less likely to possess the monetary flexibility required to access funds with higher minimum investment barriers and less likely to possess well-diversified portfolios of hedge funds. If lower minimum investment levels are associated with lower performance measures, there may be ca ...
... investors who are less likely to possess the monetary flexibility required to access funds with higher minimum investment barriers and less likely to possess well-diversified portfolios of hedge funds. If lower minimum investment levels are associated with lower performance measures, there may be ca ...
FDI : WHAT IS IT
... Official FDI may directly lead to fixed capital formation (e.g. a new residence, new hotel); or they may work their way through the equity markets and through foreign purchases of fixed assets, some of which may give rise to direct investment / FDI. Alternatively, the money received may be (i) u ...
... Official FDI may directly lead to fixed capital formation (e.g. a new residence, new hotel); or they may work their way through the equity markets and through foreign purchases of fixed assets, some of which may give rise to direct investment / FDI. Alternatively, the money received may be (i) u ...