Bonds
... The purpose of money market is for warehousing funds for short term; while the purpose of capital market is for long term investment; Original maturity is greater than one year, typically for long-term financing or ...
... The purpose of money market is for warehousing funds for short term; while the purpose of capital market is for long term investment; Original maturity is greater than one year, typically for long-term financing or ...
Efficient Differential Timeslice Computation
... Transaction-time databases support access to not only the current database state, but also previous database states. Supporting access to previous database states requires large quantities of data and necessitates efficient temporal query processing techniques. In previous work, we have presented a ...
... Transaction-time databases support access to not only the current database state, but also previous database states. Supporting access to previous database states requires large quantities of data and necessitates efficient temporal query processing techniques. In previous work, we have presented a ...
Strategy RIsk and the Central Paradox for Active Management
... performance is typically expressed by measures such as “tracking error”, which describes the expectation of times-series standard deviation of benchmark relative returns. This is useful for index fund management, where the expectation of the mean for benchmark relative return is fixed at zero. The a ...
... performance is typically expressed by measures such as “tracking error”, which describes the expectation of times-series standard deviation of benchmark relative returns. This is useful for index fund management, where the expectation of the mean for benchmark relative return is fixed at zero. The a ...
The Use of Financial Derivatives by Canadian Firms
... earnings stream by hedging exposures to interest rate, exchange rate and commodity price risks. In Canada, about one-third of publicly listed firms use financial derivatives. The use of derivatives is widespread across all sectors of the economy and increases during periods of greater uncertainty ...
... earnings stream by hedging exposures to interest rate, exchange rate and commodity price risks. In Canada, about one-third of publicly listed firms use financial derivatives. The use of derivatives is widespread across all sectors of the economy and increases during periods of greater uncertainty ...
Chapter 8 Decision Analysis
... with the forecast exceeds $50, Tom should purchase the forecast. The expected gain = Expected payoff with forecast – EREV • To find Expected payoff with forecast Tom should determine what to do when: – The forecast is “positive growth”, – The forecast is “negative growth”. ...
... with the forecast exceeds $50, Tom should purchase the forecast. The expected gain = Expected payoff with forecast – EREV • To find Expected payoff with forecast Tom should determine what to do when: – The forecast is “positive growth”, – The forecast is “negative growth”. ...
Fact Sheet
... regarded as comprehensive nor sufficient for making decisions, nor should it be used in place of professional advice. You should consult your own advisors about any products or services described herein in order to evaluate the merits, suitability, and financial, legal, regulatory, accounting and ta ...
... regarded as comprehensive nor sufficient for making decisions, nor should it be used in place of professional advice. You should consult your own advisors about any products or services described herein in order to evaluate the merits, suitability, and financial, legal, regulatory, accounting and ta ...
Dynamic Optimality—Almost ∗ Erik D. Demaine Dion Harmon
... information at each node should be as small as possible. For example, red-black trees use one bit [CLRS01, chapter 13] and splay trees do not use any [ST85]. Any online BST that uses only O(1) augmented words per node has a running time in the RAM model dominated by the number of unit-cost operation ...
... information at each node should be as small as possible. For example, red-black trees use one bit [CLRS01, chapter 13] and splay trees do not use any [ST85]. Any online BST that uses only O(1) augmented words per node has a running time in the RAM model dominated by the number of unit-cost operation ...
DUAL INCOME TAXATION: THE CHOICE OF THE IMPUTED RATE
... a bivariate stochastic variable. Given its initial value r, at time 1 it will either rise to r2 with probability (1–q) or drop to r1 with probability q. For simplicity, uncertainty vanishes at time 1 and the interest rate will remain constant forever. Note that with this assumption the model is redu ...
... a bivariate stochastic variable. Given its initial value r, at time 1 it will either rise to r2 with probability (1–q) or drop to r1 with probability q. For simplicity, uncertainty vanishes at time 1 and the interest rate will remain constant forever. Note that with this assumption the model is redu ...
Data File Structures
... tree called its left sub tree (TL) and binary tree called its right sub tree (TR) . Fig: Binary trees are best described recursively. ...
... tree called its left sub tree (TL) and binary tree called its right sub tree (TR) . Fig: Binary trees are best described recursively. ...
Lecture1PL
... How will we know if we implemented our solution correctly? What do we mean by “correct”? Will it generate the right answers? Will it terminate? ...
... How will we know if we implemented our solution correctly? What do we mean by “correct”? Will it generate the right answers? Will it terminate? ...
KONDOR+
... repository that makes it possible to see a firm’s underlying position and exposure from a central vantage point; and the clearing members that act as a liaison point between buyers and the CCP for all post-trade functions, including daily margin management. There are currently about a dozen ...
... repository that makes it possible to see a firm’s underlying position and exposure from a central vantage point; and the clearing members that act as a liaison point between buyers and the CCP for all post-trade functions, including daily margin management. There are currently about a dozen ...
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Slide 1
... Integer-doubly linked list : A temporary variable (ex. el) is set to the value in the node. 2. tail is set to its predecessor. 3. The last node is deleted. 4. The next member of the tail node is set to null. 5. Return the copy of the object stored in the removed node. Note : before deleting, check ...
... Integer-doubly linked list : A temporary variable (ex. el) is set to the value in the node. 2. tail is set to its predecessor. 3. The last node is deleted. 4. The next member of the tail node is set to null. 5. Return the copy of the object stored in the removed node. Note : before deleting, check ...
interest rate determination in china:past,present and future
... setting their interest rates, to establish the prime lending rate fixing as an effective benchmark for the pricing of loan products, to promote the issuance and trading of negotiable CDs, and to gradually extend the scope of market-based pricing of liabilities of financial institutions – Between the ...
... setting their interest rates, to establish the prime lending rate fixing as an effective benchmark for the pricing of loan products, to promote the issuance and trading of negotiable CDs, and to gradually extend the scope of market-based pricing of liabilities of financial institutions – Between the ...
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Lattice model (finance)
For other meanings, see lattice model (disambiguation)In finance, a lattice model [1] is a technique applied to the valuation of derivatives, where, because of path dependence in the payoff, 1) a discretized model is required and 2) Monte Carlo methods fail to account for optimal decisions to terminate the derivative by early exercise. For equity options, a typical example would be pricing an American option, where a decision as to option exercise is required at ""all"" times (any time) before and including maturity. A continuous model, on the other hand, such as Black Scholes, would only allow for the valuation of European options, where exercise is on the option's maturity date. For interest rate derivatives lattices are additionally useful in that they address many of the issues encountered with continuous models, such as pull to par.