The Effect of the Recent Financial Crisis on Defined
... reduce risk of a portfolio by investing in a variety of assets, such as stocks, bonds and short-term deposits. Investing solely in one asset would expose an investor to idiosyncratic risk, which is unneeded. By investing in a variety of assets, an investor can offset losses of one asset by gains of ...
... reduce risk of a portfolio by investing in a variety of assets, such as stocks, bonds and short-term deposits. Investing solely in one asset would expose an investor to idiosyncratic risk, which is unneeded. By investing in a variety of assets, an investor can offset losses of one asset by gains of ...
Bank Capital and Monitoring: Evidence from Loan Quality Gauri
... we find this association is stronger for small banks relative to large banks as one would expect that relationship lending to dominate at small banks. While the theory suggests a causal relationship from bank capital to loan quality, an outcome of the monitoring effort, in practice both may be join ...
... we find this association is stronger for small banks relative to large banks as one would expect that relationship lending to dominate at small banks. While the theory suggests a causal relationship from bank capital to loan quality, an outcome of the monitoring effort, in practice both may be join ...
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... had been the business of securities firms. The sales of mutual funds, which had been exclusively allowed for securities firms, began at banks in 1998. New financial products such as Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), Money Management Fund (MMF), and Mutual ...
... had been the business of securities firms. The sales of mutual funds, which had been exclusively allowed for securities firms, began at banks in 1998. New financial products such as Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF), Money Management Fund (MMF), and Mutual ...
Mutal Funds - BYU Personal Finance
... • Capital gains are the best type of earnings as capital gains at the share level are not taxed until you sell your mutual fund shares. You decide when to sell your shares and get taxed • Distributions (i.e., interest, dividends, realized capital gains, etc.) • This is a less attractive type of earn ...
... • Capital gains are the best type of earnings as capital gains at the share level are not taxed until you sell your mutual fund shares. You decide when to sell your shares and get taxed • Distributions (i.e., interest, dividends, realized capital gains, etc.) • This is a less attractive type of earn ...
discount rates
... Location based CRP: The standard approach in valuation is to attach a country risk premium to a company based upon its country of incorporation. Thus, if you are an Indian company, you are assumed to be exposed to the Indian country risk premium. A developed market company is assumed to be unex ...
... Location based CRP: The standard approach in valuation is to attach a country risk premium to a company based upon its country of incorporation. Thus, if you are an Indian company, you are assumed to be exposed to the Indian country risk premium. A developed market company is assumed to be unex ...
chapter 10
... Topic: Borrowers and the Demand for Loans 10) If an individual borrows $100, and pays back $100 after a year to settle his loan, it implies that the rate of interest is: A) 0 %. B) 1%. C) 10%. D) 100%. Answer: A Difficulty: Medium AACSB: Application of Knowledge Topic: Borrowers and the Demand for L ...
... Topic: Borrowers and the Demand for Loans 10) If an individual borrows $100, and pays back $100 after a year to settle his loan, it implies that the rate of interest is: A) 0 %. B) 1%. C) 10%. D) 100%. Answer: A Difficulty: Medium AACSB: Application of Knowledge Topic: Borrowers and the Demand for L ...
How Does the Market View Bank Regulatory Capital Forbearance
... Ronn and Verma (1986) and employs a constant regulatory policy parameter applied to all banks to estimate the two unobservable values of the bank assets and asset volatility (e.g., Flannery and Sorescu, 1996; Hassan et al., 1994, among numerous others). These two inputs have been used for many ends ...
... Ronn and Verma (1986) and employs a constant regulatory policy parameter applied to all banks to estimate the two unobservable values of the bank assets and asset volatility (e.g., Flannery and Sorescu, 1996; Hassan et al., 1994, among numerous others). These two inputs have been used for many ends ...
Morgan Creek Capital
... mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton, and, in particular, his Third Law of Motion that states, “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” and his discovery of the laws of gravity. In addition to Newton, Babson was inspired by the book Brenner’s Prophecies of Future Ups and Downs In Prices ...
... mathematician, Sir Isaac Newton, and, in particular, his Third Law of Motion that states, “For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction” and his discovery of the laws of gravity. In addition to Newton, Babson was inspired by the book Brenner’s Prophecies of Future Ups and Downs In Prices ...
Information Asymmetry and Discretionary Accounting in
... other industries (Morgan, 2002; Iannotta, 2006). From a market perspective, this means that an increase in information asymmetry would generate a higher uncertainty for banks than in other industries. Consequently, banks and regulators have greater incentive to increase the quality of information to ...
... other industries (Morgan, 2002; Iannotta, 2006). From a market perspective, this means that an increase in information asymmetry would generate a higher uncertainty for banks than in other industries. Consequently, banks and regulators have greater incentive to increase the quality of information to ...
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... population constitutes an important segment of the society, traditional debt markets cannot flourish. Hence there is a high demand and need for developing alternatives to traditional debt markets that can be acceptable to the Islamic law. As a result, there has recently been a rapid growth of a thri ...
... population constitutes an important segment of the society, traditional debt markets cannot flourish. Hence there is a high demand and need for developing alternatives to traditional debt markets that can be acceptable to the Islamic law. As a result, there has recently been a rapid growth of a thri ...
Monetary and Macroprudential Policy Rules in a Model with House
... for the law of motion of housing stock (DtB;j ) are the same as in the case of savers. Hence, the …rst order conditions for the borrower households are given by similar equations to (5) to (9), but with the relevant interest rate RtL in the Euler equation. 2.2. Financial Intermediaries The single mo ...
... for the law of motion of housing stock (DtB;j ) are the same as in the case of savers. Hence, the …rst order conditions for the borrower households are given by similar equations to (5) to (9), but with the relevant interest rate RtL in the Euler equation. 2.2. Financial Intermediaries The single mo ...
Monetary Policy Spillovers and the Trilemma in the New Normal
... To anticipate the results, we find that for most of the financial variables we examine, the strength of the links with the center economies have been the dominant factor over the last two decades. The influence of global financial factors, for which we use VIX and Ted spread, has been increasing sin ...
... To anticipate the results, we find that for most of the financial variables we examine, the strength of the links with the center economies have been the dominant factor over the last two decades. The influence of global financial factors, for which we use VIX and Ted spread, has been increasing sin ...
A Responsible Market for Housing Finance
... • Middle-market borrowers or tenants whose housing needs require secondary market liquidity and long-term finance, both of which can be achieved through a limited government backstop of the mortgage finance marketplace • Higher income and wealthy borrowers and tenants, whose housing needs require ...
... • Middle-market borrowers or tenants whose housing needs require secondary market liquidity and long-term finance, both of which can be achieved through a limited government backstop of the mortgage finance marketplace • Higher income and wealthy borrowers and tenants, whose housing needs require ...
Endowment Policy
... and the University. Because it is critical to maintain the highest standards of stewardship over a long time horizon, and in consideration of the generosity and commitment from our donors, the Endowment Policy is revised from time to time. This assists to avoid unforeseen issues for these long‐ ...
... and the University. Because it is critical to maintain the highest standards of stewardship over a long time horizon, and in consideration of the generosity and commitment from our donors, the Endowment Policy is revised from time to time. This assists to avoid unforeseen issues for these long‐ ...
Risk Management by Insurers: An Analysis of the Process
... outcomes by reference to Myers’ [1977] debt overhang argument. In their model, external financing is more costly than internally generated funds due to any number of capital market imperfections. These may include discrete transaction costs to obtain external financing, imperfect information as to t ...
... outcomes by reference to Myers’ [1977] debt overhang argument. In their model, external financing is more costly than internally generated funds due to any number of capital market imperfections. These may include discrete transaction costs to obtain external financing, imperfect information as to t ...
Banking Union: Common Deposit Guarantee Schemes, Monetary
... which had been merely ‘deposited’ with the bank. The economic reality is, however, that a bank ‘deposit’ constitutes a credit, which can never be 100 % certain unless the bank makes only totally safe investments (see the proposal by Mayer, (2013). The political reality is that small depositors must ...
... which had been merely ‘deposited’ with the bank. The economic reality is, however, that a bank ‘deposit’ constitutes a credit, which can never be 100 % certain unless the bank makes only totally safe investments (see the proposal by Mayer, (2013). The political reality is that small depositors must ...
Thesis final structure.docx - Lund University Publications
... to as contingent convertible capital instruments or contingent convertible bonds. In 2002, Flannery (2002) proposed a new financial instrument called “Reverse Convertible Debentures” (RCD). The RCD would automatically convert to common equity if a bank’s market capital ratio would fall below a prede ...
... to as contingent convertible capital instruments or contingent convertible bonds. In 2002, Flannery (2002) proposed a new financial instrument called “Reverse Convertible Debentures” (RCD). The RCD would automatically convert to common equity if a bank’s market capital ratio would fall below a prede ...
A Guide to Irish Regulated Real Estate Funds
... than Euro 125,000 per investor will be considered to be a retail investor fund. Where a minimum subscription requirement of at least Euro 125,000 per investor is imposed, a fund will be considered to be a professional investor fund or PIF. The most frequently used non-UCITS vehicle is the qualifying ...
... than Euro 125,000 per investor will be considered to be a retail investor fund. Where a minimum subscription requirement of at least Euro 125,000 per investor is imposed, a fund will be considered to be a professional investor fund or PIF. The most frequently used non-UCITS vehicle is the qualifying ...
Investor Report RBS Citizens Financial Group, Inc. March 31, 2013
... RBS Citizens reported pre-tax income for the first quarter of 2013 of $282 million, as compared to pre-tax income of $189 million in the first quarter of 2012 which included a $138 million charge related to the settlement of overdraft litigation. The quarter marked the Company’s eleventh consecutive ...
... RBS Citizens reported pre-tax income for the first quarter of 2013 of $282 million, as compared to pre-tax income of $189 million in the first quarter of 2012 which included a $138 million charge related to the settlement of overdraft litigation. The quarter marked the Company’s eleventh consecutive ...
Updating the Discount Rate Used for Benefit-Cost Analysis
... the risk that you will not pay me back as promised. To get that $100 from me now, you’ll have to promise to pay me back more than $100 a year from now. The extra amount that must be paid, expressed as a percentage, is the discount rate. If I’m just willing to give you $100 in exchange for your promi ...
... the risk that you will not pay me back as promised. To get that $100 from me now, you’ll have to promise to pay me back more than $100 a year from now. The extra amount that must be paid, expressed as a percentage, is the discount rate. If I’m just willing to give you $100 in exchange for your promi ...
Pawn Financing: One of Viable Financing Channels For SMEs in China
... 3 Some Problems in Chinese SMEs’ Pawn Financing The recovery and development of pawnbroking has brought great convenience to SMEs for its short-term emergency financing. Simple and convenient approval, flexible loan, broad range of pledge products, unlimited usage of funds, all the advantages of paw ...
... 3 Some Problems in Chinese SMEs’ Pawn Financing The recovery and development of pawnbroking has brought great convenience to SMEs for its short-term emergency financing. Simple and convenient approval, flexible loan, broad range of pledge products, unlimited usage of funds, all the advantages of paw ...
Annual Financial Statements and Combined
... emphasis on growing our trade finance business and international payments, supported by the ProCredit Bank in Germany and the centralised settlement function it provides. With regard to private clients, the ProCredit group concentrates on the stable deposits from private individuals connected to ou ...
... emphasis on growing our trade finance business and international payments, supported by the ProCredit Bank in Germany and the centralised settlement function it provides. With regard to private clients, the ProCredit group concentrates on the stable deposits from private individuals connected to ou ...
Learning Curve Spillovers and Transactions Cost in
... banks, had access to loans. Now, financial services to the poor are provided by NGOs, cooperative and rural banks [1,2]. Previous regulation by the Central Bank of the Philippines had directed credit, also called subsidized credit which did not work. Reason: micro entrepreneurs have to be trained an ...
... banks, had access to loans. Now, financial services to the poor are provided by NGOs, cooperative and rural banks [1,2]. Previous regulation by the Central Bank of the Philippines had directed credit, also called subsidized credit which did not work. Reason: micro entrepreneurs have to be trained an ...
Foreign Direct Investment and Foreign Portfolio Investment
... Itay Goldstein, Assaf Razin, and Hui Tong February 2007 ...
... Itay Goldstein, Assaf Razin, and Hui Tong February 2007 ...