Individually managed funds - The Community Foundation of Greater
... securities of a single fixed income issue shall not represent more than 15% of the total portfolio market value. If price appreciation causes a security to exceed the 15% limitation, a sale of the issue shall not be required except as warranted by investment considerations. ...
... securities of a single fixed income issue shall not represent more than 15% of the total portfolio market value. If price appreciation causes a security to exceed the 15% limitation, a sale of the issue shall not be required except as warranted by investment considerations. ...
The role of a financial transaction tax in sustainable finance
... century. A massive inflow of foreign capital – and later a sudden outflow – caused Korea to become part of the Asian financial crisis, alongside other Southeast Asian countries. Immediately after this crisis there was pressure from the IMF on Korea to implement an AngloAmerican financial model, and ...
... century. A massive inflow of foreign capital – and later a sudden outflow – caused Korea to become part of the Asian financial crisis, alongside other Southeast Asian countries. Immediately after this crisis there was pressure from the IMF on Korea to implement an AngloAmerican financial model, and ...
Dear Direxion Shareholder: We will soon be making changes to our
... We will soon be making changes to our money market fund offering that we wanted to share with you. The Direxion U.S. Government Money Market Fund (ticker DXMXX, CUSIP 254939747) will be closing to all purchases at the close of business on Monday August 4, 2014, and will be liquidated on or about Aug ...
... We will soon be making changes to our money market fund offering that we wanted to share with you. The Direxion U.S. Government Money Market Fund (ticker DXMXX, CUSIP 254939747) will be closing to all purchases at the close of business on Monday August 4, 2014, and will be liquidated on or about Aug ...
From agent-based models to artificial economies: the Eurace approach for policy
... Economics (ACE) methodology focused on dierent elds of economic theory, such as nance (see, e.g., Raberto et al. [2001], LeBaron [2006], Ussher [2008]), industrial organization [E. Kutschinski and Polani, 2003], labour market (see e.g. [Tassier, 2001]), innovation [Dawid et al., 2008], and the re ...
... Economics (ACE) methodology focused on dierent elds of economic theory, such as nance (see, e.g., Raberto et al. [2001], LeBaron [2006], Ussher [2008]), industrial organization [E. Kutschinski and Polani, 2003], labour market (see e.g. [Tassier, 2001]), innovation [Dawid et al., 2008], and the re ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES SUSTAINABLE SHADOW BANKING Guillermo Ordonez Working Paper 19022
... safe assets. I assume a planner would like banks to invest in risky assets if the risky asset is superior or in safe assets if the risky asset is inferior. However, banks have incentives to always invest in risky assets, regardless of their type. This excessive risk-taking arises because outside in ...
... safe assets. I assume a planner would like banks to invest in risky assets if the risky asset is superior or in safe assets if the risky asset is inferior. However, banks have incentives to always invest in risky assets, regardless of their type. This excessive risk-taking arises because outside in ...
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... Banking business in india is largely governed by the banking regulation act 1949 section 5 (b) “A bank is a financial institutions and a financial intermediary that accepts deposits and channels those deposits into lending activities, either directly by loaning or indirectly through capital markets. ...
... Banking business in india is largely governed by the banking regulation act 1949 section 5 (b) “A bank is a financial institutions and a financial intermediary that accepts deposits and channels those deposits into lending activities, either directly by loaning or indirectly through capital markets. ...
International Banking System. Conceptual Approach, Advantages
... of work search and investigation of the banking market with a small operation cost 2) the office does not have problems with the correspondents banks as it does not have any financial flows 3) it is not involved with the legal and tax regime of the country of installation and a direct control of al ...
... of work search and investigation of the banking market with a small operation cost 2) the office does not have problems with the correspondents banks as it does not have any financial flows 3) it is not involved with the legal and tax regime of the country of installation and a direct control of al ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES ON THE FUNDAMENTALS OF SELF-FULFILLING Craig Burnside Martin Eichenbaum
... Finally, we analyze a fourth possibility: imposing a state contingent Tobin tax on ...
... Finally, we analyze a fourth possibility: imposing a state contingent Tobin tax on ...
The UK real estate market
... levels of activity - circa £25bn - observed in 2008 and 2009. In 2014, overseas investors were the largest single investor type in the UK, comprising 39% of transaction volume. The next largest class of investors was UK institutions, responsible for 30% of total investment in the UK. This highlights ...
... levels of activity - circa £25bn - observed in 2008 and 2009. In 2014, overseas investors were the largest single investor type in the UK, comprising 39% of transaction volume. The next largest class of investors was UK institutions, responsible for 30% of total investment in the UK. This highlights ...
Dental Treatment Consumables Market Analysis: By Type (Implants,
... Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/3339482/ ...
... Brochure More information from http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/3339482/ ...
Swedish Quantitative Easing
... in loans to non-financial corporations and mortgage loans, and growth in the money supply and the monetary base. The impact of QE on the functioning and vulnerability of Swedish financial markets is also assessed. QE seems to have affected the Swedish economy both positively and negatively. Interest ...
... in loans to non-financial corporations and mortgage loans, and growth in the money supply and the monetary base. The impact of QE on the functioning and vulnerability of Swedish financial markets is also assessed. QE seems to have affected the Swedish economy both positively and negatively. Interest ...
Treasury International Capital System (“TIC”) Form S: Purchases
... All transactions undertaken directly with foreign residents involving long-term securities are reportable, including securities received or delivered to settle derivatives contracts.6 Transactions for which a foreign-resident agent is used on behalf of a reporter or its clients are also reportable.7 ...
... All transactions undertaken directly with foreign residents involving long-term securities are reportable, including securities received or delivered to settle derivatives contracts.6 Transactions for which a foreign-resident agent is used on behalf of a reporter or its clients are also reportable.7 ...
Money Demand, the Equilibrium Interest Rate, and Monetary Policy
... Assumptions: Interest rate r = 0.05. Cost of switching from bonds into money equals $2 per transaction. *Optimum money holdings. aThat is, the number of times you sell a bond. bCalculated as 600/(col.1+ 1). cCalculated as 600 – col.2. dCalculated as r x col.3, where r is the interest rate. eCalculat ...
... Assumptions: Interest rate r = 0.05. Cost of switching from bonds into money equals $2 per transaction. *Optimum money holdings. aThat is, the number of times you sell a bond. bCalculated as 600/(col.1+ 1). cCalculated as 600 – col.2. dCalculated as r x col.3, where r is the interest rate. eCalculat ...
Fed Back in the Spotlight
... during which he observed that after a rise in yields that was exacerbated by a lack of liquidity, the ECB will be front-loading some of their bond-buying, getting ahead of their monthly EUR 60 billion buying rate to compensate for a slower rate of buying during the summer. Another important developm ...
... during which he observed that after a rise in yields that was exacerbated by a lack of liquidity, the ECB will be front-loading some of their bond-buying, getting ahead of their monthly EUR 60 billion buying rate to compensate for a slower rate of buying during the summer. Another important developm ...
Countrywide Financial
... for a little while, because people with liar loans were riskier clients, and therefore had to pay higher fees and interest rates to the mortgage company. Many accuse Countrywide of negligence, of giving out highly risky loans to people who could not afford them for the sake of quick profits. Others ...
... for a little while, because people with liar loans were riskier clients, and therefore had to pay higher fees and interest rates to the mortgage company. Many accuse Countrywide of negligence, of giving out highly risky loans to people who could not afford them for the sake of quick profits. Others ...
Why did high productivity growth of banks precede the financial crisis?
... productivity growth of the Spanish banking industry in the years before the financial crisis (1992-2007) and examine its determinants. The Spanish case is a good case study for a better understanding of why the usual measures of efficiency and profitability of banks may not inform about the true eff ...
... productivity growth of the Spanish banking industry in the years before the financial crisis (1992-2007) and examine its determinants. The Spanish case is a good case study for a better understanding of why the usual measures of efficiency and profitability of banks may not inform about the true eff ...
The Securitization of U.S. Bank Activities in the Eurodollar Market
... for three to seven years. Consequently, the issuer may take advantage of lower short-term interest rates while being assured of funds at an agreed spread for the medium term. Under recent market conditions, issuers with a high credit standing have been willing to issue Euronotes under facilities wit ...
... for three to seven years. Consequently, the issuer may take advantage of lower short-term interest rates while being assured of funds at an agreed spread for the medium term. Under recent market conditions, issuers with a high credit standing have been willing to issue Euronotes under facilities wit ...
AIDA/ADC Investment
... equal to the aggregate amount of such deposits (a list of eligible collateral securities are included as Appendix A to this Policy). ARTICLE IX Safekeeping and Collateralization Eligible securities used for collateralizing deposits shall be held by the depositaries’ trust departments and/or a third ...
... equal to the aggregate amount of such deposits (a list of eligible collateral securities are included as Appendix A to this Policy). ARTICLE IX Safekeeping and Collateralization Eligible securities used for collateralizing deposits shall be held by the depositaries’ trust departments and/or a third ...
The Benefits of Privatizing Banks to Strategic Foreign Investors: A
... most recent balance sheet reported. For each bank, the Banker’s Almanac provides coverage on the nature of services provided, years of operations and major events in the development of the bank, mainly, mergers and acquisitions, as well as a description of the current ownership structure. It goes on ...
... most recent balance sheet reported. For each bank, the Banker’s Almanac provides coverage on the nature of services provided, years of operations and major events in the development of the bank, mainly, mergers and acquisitions, as well as a description of the current ownership structure. It goes on ...
The private value of too-big-to-fail guarantees
... alternative explanations for mergers between banks. To correct for these effects, these studies add proxies of bank riskiness as controls. A second way to address this issue is by identifying mergers below and above a particular too-big-to-fail level. Of course, the problem here is to identify what ...
... alternative explanations for mergers between banks. To correct for these effects, these studies add proxies of bank riskiness as controls. A second way to address this issue is by identifying mergers below and above a particular too-big-to-fail level. Of course, the problem here is to identify what ...
The Big Bank Theory - Bipartisan Policy Center
... The 2008 financial crisis threw into sharp relief the issue of “too-big-to-fail” (TBTF)—the challenge posed by financial institutions that were bailed out on concerns that their failure would cause damage to the rest of the financial system and the overall economy. Since then, policymakers and regul ...
... The 2008 financial crisis threw into sharp relief the issue of “too-big-to-fail” (TBTF)—the challenge posed by financial institutions that were bailed out on concerns that their failure would cause damage to the rest of the financial system and the overall economy. Since then, policymakers and regul ...
International Financial Regulation, Regulatory Risk and the Cost of
... motivation for international regulations, several other theories provide interesting insights into aspects of the Accord. Niskanen (1971) claims that regulatory competition increases as the cost of changing regulatory regimes decreases. When applied to international banking, this theory predicts tha ...
... motivation for international regulations, several other theories provide interesting insights into aspects of the Accord. Niskanen (1971) claims that regulatory competition increases as the cost of changing regulatory regimes decreases. When applied to international banking, this theory predicts tha ...
Seasonality of Stock Market Returns
... The term seasonality is extremely broad. However, it’s relation to the stock market’s returns are directly related. For when there is some kind of irregular activity As stated previously seasonality is the short term, however regular variances that occur over the course of a year. Whether it’s a cha ...
... The term seasonality is extremely broad. However, it’s relation to the stock market’s returns are directly related. For when there is some kind of irregular activity As stated previously seasonality is the short term, however regular variances that occur over the course of a year. Whether it’s a cha ...
European Fund for Strategic Investment (EFSI) and EFSI
... mobilise up to EUR 300 billion in additional public and private investment in the real economy over the next ...
... mobilise up to EUR 300 billion in additional public and private investment in the real economy over the next ...
Lending Competition of Community Banks and the Farm Credit System
... of the FCS and how nizations was also apparent in written comments it has evolved; by analyzing the performance of from survey respondents. These comments illusFCS vis-à-vis community banks in general and trate some of the potential causes of bankers’ conagricultural banks in particular; and by expl ...
... of the FCS and how nizations was also apparent in written comments it has evolved; by analyzing the performance of from survey respondents. These comments illusFCS vis-à-vis community banks in general and trate some of the potential causes of bankers’ conagricultural banks in particular; and by expl ...