Economics of Money, Banking, and Financial Markets, 8e
... 9) Risk sharing is profitable for financial institutions due to A) low transactions costs. B) asymmetric information. C) adverse selection. D) moral hazard. Answer: A Ques Status: Revised ...
... 9) Risk sharing is profitable for financial institutions due to A) low transactions costs. B) asymmetric information. C) adverse selection. D) moral hazard. Answer: A Ques Status: Revised ...
Crouhy et al. - IME-USP
... default and migration risks. KMVÕs methodology diers somewhat from CreditMetrics as it relies upon the ``Expected Default Frequency'', or EDF, for each issuer, rather than upon the average historical transition frequencies produced by the rating agencies, for each credit class. Both approaches rely ...
... default and migration risks. KMVÕs methodology diers somewhat from CreditMetrics as it relies upon the ``Expected Default Frequency'', or EDF, for each issuer, rather than upon the average historical transition frequencies produced by the rating agencies, for each credit class. Both approaches rely ...
uba capital plc - The Nigerian Stock Exchange
... incorporated in IAS 28 (as revised in 2011). IFRS 11 deals with how a joint arrangement of which two or more parties have joint control should be classified and accounted for. Under IFRS 11, there are only two types of joint arrangements – joint operations and joint ventures. The classification of j ...
... incorporated in IAS 28 (as revised in 2011). IFRS 11 deals with how a joint arrangement of which two or more parties have joint control should be classified and accounted for. Under IFRS 11, there are only two types of joint arrangements – joint operations and joint ventures. The classification of j ...
Setting price controls for 2015-20
... Do you agree with the process for deciding on the nature of the incentives (non-financial, one or two sided and for allowing trade offs where appropriate)? Yes, though the nature of incentives must be driven by evidence of the value customers have placed on each outcome, taken from companies’ ‘willi ...
... Do you agree with the process for deciding on the nature of the incentives (non-financial, one or two sided and for allowing trade offs where appropriate)? Yes, though the nature of incentives must be driven by evidence of the value customers have placed on each outcome, taken from companies’ ‘willi ...
IFRS 17 Insurance Contracts
... (a) using information that reflects only the insurer’s expectations when it entered into the insurance contracts, possibly decades previously, without subsequently updating those expectations; and/or (b) reflecting incomplete information about the current value of complex features embedded in insur ...
... (a) using information that reflects only the insurer’s expectations when it entered into the insurance contracts, possibly decades previously, without subsequently updating those expectations; and/or (b) reflecting incomplete information about the current value of complex features embedded in insur ...
Market-Consistent Valuation of Long-Term
... calculations support the value- and risk-based management of insurance groups. They may be also used in the internal model approach of Solvency II. The paper extends the valuation literature with an analysis of German private health insurance, which oers interesting contract features for companies ...
... calculations support the value- and risk-based management of insurance groups. They may be also used in the internal model approach of Solvency II. The paper extends the valuation literature with an analysis of German private health insurance, which oers interesting contract features for companies ...
Mortgage Choices and Housing Speculation
... in these two cities remains when we look at a cross-section of over 200 cities, and is robust to controlling for various city-level characteristics. We also show that IOs are not merely a proxy for some other mortgage characteristic such as subprime lending, securitization, high leverage, or borrow ...
... in these two cities remains when we look at a cross-section of over 200 cities, and is robust to controlling for various city-level characteristics. We also show that IOs are not merely a proxy for some other mortgage characteristic such as subprime lending, securitization, high leverage, or borrow ...
Indeterminacy in Sovereign Debt Markets: an Empirical Investigation ∗ Luigi Bocola
... zone is resolved by the realization of a coordination device.1 Our selection rule consists of a Markov process for the probability that lenders coordinate on the bad equilibrium when the economy falls in the crisis zone. Conditional on this selection rule, the equilibrium is unique. In this set up, ...
... zone is resolved by the realization of a coordination device.1 Our selection rule consists of a Markov process for the probability that lenders coordinate on the bad equilibrium when the economy falls in the crisis zone. Conditional on this selection rule, the equilibrium is unique. In this set up, ...
Low Income Housing in Latin America
... instrumental in making this type of financing available to households worldwide. In Latin America, long term mortgage finance supported by capital markets is available to upper and middle class households. But for many households, the housing solutions supported by traditional mortgage finance are n ...
... instrumental in making this type of financing available to households worldwide. In Latin America, long term mortgage finance supported by capital markets is available to upper and middle class households. But for many households, the housing solutions supported by traditional mortgage finance are n ...
understanding mortgage market behavior: creating good mortgage
... Historically, public officials and voters in the United States have been reluctant to allow government entities and regulators to intervene in the market process. Any attempt to override consumer choice has received a high level of scrutiny. Yet, rather than accept consumer choice as given, this pap ...
... Historically, public officials and voters in the United States have been reluctant to allow government entities and regulators to intervene in the market process. Any attempt to override consumer choice has received a high level of scrutiny. Yet, rather than accept consumer choice as given, this pap ...
financial stability, systemic risk and macroprudential policy
... This sets off a spiral (positive feedback loop) manifesting itself as a decreasing ability to recognise risk, trend growth in asset prices, weakened external financial constraints and high investment activity supported by output growth, increased revenue growth and improved profitability. In the backg ...
... This sets off a spiral (positive feedback loop) manifesting itself as a decreasing ability to recognise risk, trend growth in asset prices, weakened external financial constraints and high investment activity supported by output growth, increased revenue growth and improved profitability. In the backg ...
"Al. I. CUZA" UNIVERSITY of IAŞI DOCTORAL SCHOOL
... conditions. To develop this idea should be encouraged orderly financing and long-term funding relationships and creditors must deal with more trust companies with financial difficulties, imposing bank creditors a better understanding of their role in financing. This paper was intended to be a starti ...
... conditions. To develop this idea should be encouraged orderly financing and long-term funding relationships and creditors must deal with more trust companies with financial difficulties, imposing bank creditors a better understanding of their role in financing. This paper was intended to be a starti ...
Pillar 3 Disclosures Quantitative Disclosures As at 31
... taken for accounts defaulting during the year and includes write-offs during the year. The two measures of losses are hence not directly comparable and it is not appropriate to use Actual Loss data to assess the performance of internal rating process or to undertake comparative trend analysis. ...
... taken for accounts defaulting during the year and includes write-offs during the year. The two measures of losses are hence not directly comparable and it is not appropriate to use Actual Loss data to assess the performance of internal rating process or to undertake comparative trend analysis. ...
Chapter One * Introduction - Mutual Fund Directors Forum
... market events of 2008 and 2009 where credit and liquidity challenges affected most cash collateral pools. Additionally, the default of Lehman Brothers tested the unwinding procedures of the lending and collateralization processes at agent and principal lenders alike. Short sale bans and negative pre ...
... market events of 2008 and 2009 where credit and liquidity challenges affected most cash collateral pools. Additionally, the default of Lehman Brothers tested the unwinding procedures of the lending and collateralization processes at agent and principal lenders alike. Short sale bans and negative pre ...
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... in future transfer payments (i.e. bailouts). We believe that only when liquidity transfers are determined optimally (by welfare maximising agents), one can demonstrate formally the consequences of bailing out. Also, in contrast to previous work in the subject, the government is here concerned with ...
... in future transfer payments (i.e. bailouts). We believe that only when liquidity transfers are determined optimally (by welfare maximising agents), one can demonstrate formally the consequences of bailing out. Also, in contrast to previous work in the subject, the government is here concerned with ...
The Economic Risks of Globalization
... 2011). Real per capita income (adjusted for inflation) grew by more than 50 percent over the same period, despite the dramatic increase in the world’s population. The thesis proposed almost two centuries ago by British political economist David Ricardo – that trade would make participating national ...
... 2011). Real per capita income (adjusted for inflation) grew by more than 50 percent over the same period, despite the dramatic increase in the world’s population. The thesis proposed almost two centuries ago by British political economist David Ricardo – that trade would make participating national ...
Sequencing riSk a key challenge to creating SuStainaBle
... About the authors Anup K. Basu, PhD is a Senior Lecturer of Finance at the Queensland University of Technology ...
... About the authors Anup K. Basu, PhD is a Senior Lecturer of Finance at the Queensland University of Technology ...
accounting and market based risk measures as predictors of bank
... something that became significantly observable in the financial crisis. Credit shocks can have the ability to influence the economic consistency of markets and institutions. For this analysis, a vital part is the banking sector because the banks play a significant role in financial intermediation an ...
... something that became significantly observable in the financial crisis. Credit shocks can have the ability to influence the economic consistency of markets and institutions. For this analysis, a vital part is the banking sector because the banks play a significant role in financial intermediation an ...
Tilburg University Model uncertainty and
... quarter using two years of weekly data. We nd that factors such as the implied volatility index and term and default spread frequently switch between being economically and statistically relevant or not. Hence, speci c periods (typically those characterized by increased nancial market stress) may ...
... quarter using two years of weekly data. We nd that factors such as the implied volatility index and term and default spread frequently switch between being economically and statistically relevant or not. Hence, speci c periods (typically those characterized by increased nancial market stress) may ...
Part 1: The objectives of the financial system and its regulation
... Agency costs..................................................................................................................... 15 Wallis addressed these regulatory trade-offs ................................................................. 16 Wallis regulatory philosophy remains valid but needs ...
... Agency costs..................................................................................................................... 15 Wallis addressed these regulatory trade-offs ................................................................. 16 Wallis regulatory philosophy remains valid but needs ...
Risk measures and robust optimization problems
... This property allows to decentralize the management of risk arising from a collection of different positions: If separate risk limits are given to different “desks”, then the risk of the aggregate position is bounded by the sum of the individual risk limits. In many situations, however, risk may gro ...
... This property allows to decentralize the management of risk arising from a collection of different positions: If separate risk limits are given to different “desks”, then the risk of the aggregate position is bounded by the sum of the individual risk limits. In many situations, however, risk may gro ...
How the Affluent Manage Home Equity to Safely and Conservatively
... of the mortgage. We can only conclude they are operating on outdated knowledge from previous generations when there were few options other than the 30 year fixed mortgage. Wealthy Americans, those with the ability to pay off their mortgage but refuse to do so, understand how to make their mortgage wo ...
... of the mortgage. We can only conclude they are operating on outdated knowledge from previous generations when there were few options other than the 30 year fixed mortgage. Wealthy Americans, those with the ability to pay off their mortgage but refuse to do so, understand how to make their mortgage wo ...
CMBS Subordination, Ratings Inflation, and Regulatory
... or irrationality. Third, consistent with the findings of Driessen and Van Hemert (2011) and unlike the RMBS market, we shall show that there were no major changes in the underlying market for commercial loans over this period. Finally, in the years prior to the crisis there were significant regulat ...
... or irrationality. Third, consistent with the findings of Driessen and Van Hemert (2011) and unlike the RMBS market, we shall show that there were no major changes in the underlying market for commercial loans over this period. Finally, in the years prior to the crisis there were significant regulat ...
Corporate Governance
... The Board is the highest governance body of Pinnacle. It has a unitary structure and consists of a majority of independent non-executive directors. It acts as the focal point for and custodian of corporate governance. Its aim is to balance the creation of higher standards for all stakeholders, while ...
... The Board is the highest governance body of Pinnacle. It has a unitary structure and consists of a majority of independent non-executive directors. It acts as the focal point for and custodian of corporate governance. Its aim is to balance the creation of higher standards for all stakeholders, while ...