recent trends and developments in securities litigation
... 1934 (the “Exchange Act”) are the two primary federal laws that regulate securities markets and securities transactions in the United States. Claims under the Securities Act (generally applicable to securities purchased in a public offering) and Exchange Act (generally applicable to securities purch ...
... 1934 (the “Exchange Act”) are the two primary federal laws that regulate securities markets and securities transactions in the United States. Claims under the Securities Act (generally applicable to securities purchased in a public offering) and Exchange Act (generally applicable to securities purch ...
Implications of Behavioural Economics for Mandatory
... unable or unwilling (or both) to select an investment portfolio that matches their risk and return preferences. Moreover, in order to be effective in preparing the general population, financial education programmes require a breadth in scope and intensity that can only be achieved over many years an ...
... unable or unwilling (or both) to select an investment portfolio that matches their risk and return preferences. Moreover, in order to be effective in preparing the general population, financial education programmes require a breadth in scope and intensity that can only be achieved over many years an ...
Obstfeld Working Paper No. 1692
... mOst likely to be informative about the extent of international capital mobility involve assets denomi nated in the same currency but issued in different countries. There are two countries in the world, a "home" country and a 'foreign' country, each with its own, country—specific currency. On any da ...
... mOst likely to be informative about the extent of international capital mobility involve assets denomi nated in the same currency but issued in different countries. There are two countries in the world, a "home" country and a 'foreign' country, each with its own, country—specific currency. On any da ...
strategija promocije investicija crne gore
... geographic borders between developing countries and developed ones: in the past three years, developing countries have not only represented a growing FDI market, but have also been aimed at attracting capital intensive investments, as well as R&D investments.1 In that sense, FDI policy in the global ...
... geographic borders between developing countries and developed ones: in the past three years, developing countries have not only represented a growing FDI market, but have also been aimed at attracting capital intensive investments, as well as R&D investments.1 In that sense, FDI policy in the global ...
The Impact of Taxes on the Extensive and Intensive Margins of FDI
... German outbound FDI which is further broken down into greenfield FDI and those affiliates created via a merger or an acquisition. They find that although host taxes reduce the likelihood of investment via either mode, the impact is significantly smaller for mergers and acquisitions. This is consist ...
... German outbound FDI which is further broken down into greenfield FDI and those affiliates created via a merger or an acquisition. They find that although host taxes reduce the likelihood of investment via either mode, the impact is significantly smaller for mergers and acquisitions. This is consist ...
Investment Policy Statement
... The Board The Board is responsible for maintaining and updating the Statement of Investment Policy, the selection of investments, the selection of service providers and administration of the assets of the Program. The Board will maintain written records of all decisions, decision making process, and ...
... The Board The Board is responsible for maintaining and updating the Statement of Investment Policy, the selection of investments, the selection of service providers and administration of the assets of the Program. The Board will maintain written records of all decisions, decision making process, and ...
Proposals to Enhance Regulatory Safeguards for Investors in the
... regulatory framework to ensure that it remains relevant and effective in achieving its regulatory objectives. Product innovation challenges the boundaries of the product definitions. The myriad pieces of product information being pushed out to investors as a result of more complex product features u ...
... regulatory framework to ensure that it remains relevant and effective in achieving its regulatory objectives. Product innovation challenges the boundaries of the product definitions. The myriad pieces of product information being pushed out to investors as a result of more complex product features u ...
Wave 7 - BetterInvesting
... Investors recognize the long-term value of stocks and consistently indicate that if they had a sum of money to invest, they would invest roughly half in individual stocks or stock mutual funds. Investors are prompted to make changes to their portfolio as a result of things that have a direct impact ...
... Investors recognize the long-term value of stocks and consistently indicate that if they had a sum of money to invest, they would invest roughly half in individual stocks or stock mutual funds. Investors are prompted to make changes to their portfolio as a result of things that have a direct impact ...
Generic Brochure - Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency
... to quality, efficiency and transparency in transactions. Its EU membership ensures safety and stability for investors, also offering them market access to more than 500 million EU ...
... to quality, efficiency and transparency in transactions. Its EU membership ensures safety and stability for investors, also offering them market access to more than 500 million EU ...
View/Open
... Table 3 illustrates the strong growth of the sales area in Poland’s retailing sector. Apparently, the impact of very large stores outweighed the effect of consolidation among the very small “other shops” in terms of retail space. At the end of the communist era in 1989, an average business had a sal ...
... Table 3 illustrates the strong growth of the sales area in Poland’s retailing sector. Apparently, the impact of very large stores outweighed the effect of consolidation among the very small “other shops” in terms of retail space. At the end of the communist era in 1989, an average business had a sal ...
ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT (1) OVERVIEW 1. Guatemala is the
... is with parties to the Agreement. In addition, Guatemala has free trade agreements with the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu; Cuba; the Dominican Republic; Mexico; and Venezuela. By October 2008, Guatemala had also signed free trade agreements with Chile, Colombia and P ...
... is with parties to the Agreement. In addition, Guatemala has free trade agreements with the Separate Customs Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu; Cuba; the Dominican Republic; Mexico; and Venezuela. By October 2008, Guatemala had also signed free trade agreements with Chile, Colombia and P ...
One Hat Too Many? Investment Desegregation in Private Equity
... setting forth their rights and responsibilities. The agreements set forth the amount of the investor’s capital commitment, the expected use of proceeds, the likely timing of capital calls (against the commitment),10 the fund’s investment horizon, and perhaps most importantly the general partner’s co ...
... setting forth their rights and responsibilities. The agreements set forth the amount of the investor’s capital commitment, the expected use of proceeds, the likely timing of capital calls (against the commitment),10 the fund’s investment horizon, and perhaps most importantly the general partner’s co ...
Secular Stagnation, Rational Bubbles, and Fiscal
... a temporary tax relief. The young save part of this tax relief for consumption during retirement, but another part will be spend on current consumption. The latter part contributes to the shift of resources from investment to consumption. This mechanism works the other way around during a boom. We e ...
... a temporary tax relief. The young save part of this tax relief for consumption during retirement, but another part will be spend on current consumption. The latter part contributes to the shift of resources from investment to consumption. This mechanism works the other way around during a boom. We e ...
designing a social investment fund for uk pensions
... 2. Design of the French solidarity investment fund The French solidarity investment fund model is a prime example of how to involve ordinary savers in making social investments through a traditional fund structure. It should be noted that solidarity investment funds form one part of a wider solidar ...
... 2. Design of the French solidarity investment fund The French solidarity investment fund model is a prime example of how to involve ordinary savers in making social investments through a traditional fund structure. It should be noted that solidarity investment funds form one part of a wider solidar ...
Understanding Personal Finances and Investments
... assumed risk. That is, the greater the risk assumed by the investor, the greater the potential monetary reward should be. As you will see shortly, there are a number of speculative—and potentially profitable—investments. Investment Income CDs, corporate and government bonds, and certain ...
... assumed risk. That is, the greater the risk assumed by the investor, the greater the potential monetary reward should be. As you will see shortly, there are a number of speculative—and potentially profitable—investments. Investment Income CDs, corporate and government bonds, and certain ...
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... types of trade with foreign territories as well as the trade in foreign valuables and gold between residents (foreign trade and payments) is, in principle, not restricted” (section 1 of the Foreign Trade and Payments Act). This Act also applies to foreign investors. However, on the base of the Forei ...
... types of trade with foreign territories as well as the trade in foreign valuables and gold between residents (foreign trade and payments) is, in principle, not restricted” (section 1 of the Foreign Trade and Payments Act). This Act also applies to foreign investors. However, on the base of the Forei ...
Forward Looking Statements Non-GAAP
... factors that may cause these differences are described in various documents we file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, such as our Current Reports on Form 8-K, and our regular reports on Forms 10-Q and 10-K, particularly in “Item 1A, Risk Factors.” Please review this presentation in conjun ...
... factors that may cause these differences are described in various documents we file with the Securities and Exchange Commission, such as our Current Reports on Form 8-K, and our regular reports on Forms 10-Q and 10-K, particularly in “Item 1A, Risk Factors.” Please review this presentation in conjun ...
The Effect of Poison Pills on Firm Risk: An Application of Options Pricing Theory
... 1983; Jarrell, Brickley & Netter, 1988) and preliminary evidence suggests that poison pills reduce the probability of successful acquisition. Ryngaert, for example, found that, although nearly 70% of all firms with poison pills that received unsolicited tender offers prior to 1987 were successfully ...
... 1983; Jarrell, Brickley & Netter, 1988) and preliminary evidence suggests that poison pills reduce the probability of successful acquisition. Ryngaert, for example, found that, although nearly 70% of all firms with poison pills that received unsolicited tender offers prior to 1987 were successfully ...
Sovereign Credit Ratings and Spreads in Emerging Markets: Does
... Achieving investment grade status is an aim shared by many emerging market economies, but questions may arise as to whether an upgrade to investment grade is any different from other upward movement along the rating scale. Investment grade status is linked to a lower default risk and therefore would ...
... Achieving investment grade status is an aim shared by many emerging market economies, but questions may arise as to whether an upgrade to investment grade is any different from other upward movement along the rating scale. Investment grade status is linked to a lower default risk and therefore would ...
A2 PRIVATE INVESTMENTS IN NEW INFRASTRUCTURES
... The Lisbon Strategy demands large investments in transport projects, broadband networks and energy infrastructure. Despite the widely-acknowledged need for investments in new infrastructures, European and national public funds are scarce in the current economic climate. Moreover, both policy-makers ...
... The Lisbon Strategy demands large investments in transport projects, broadband networks and energy infrastructure. Despite the widely-acknowledged need for investments in new infrastructures, European and national public funds are scarce in the current economic climate. Moreover, both policy-makers ...
Empirical Determinants and Patterns of Research and Development
... The paper also investigates how alternative uses of corporate funds such as for dividends and investment in financial assets, which allow quick monetary returns, might serve to divert funds from longer-term real investment. This seems important in light of new findings where, for instance, during th ...
... The paper also investigates how alternative uses of corporate funds such as for dividends and investment in financial assets, which allow quick monetary returns, might serve to divert funds from longer-term real investment. This seems important in light of new findings where, for instance, during th ...
Conclusions
... There are two things to be noted: (1) starting from the second round (beginning from second year) income has a cumulative character. The same is true for investment from the third round (beginning from third year); (2) It is assumed, for all rounds (years), that the new fixed capital will be fully ...
... There are two things to be noted: (1) starting from the second round (beginning from second year) income has a cumulative character. The same is true for investment from the third round (beginning from third year); (2) It is assumed, for all rounds (years), that the new fixed capital will be fully ...
The Greater Stagnation: The Decline in Capital Investment is
... share of GDP, business investment has declined by more than three percentage points since 1980. In this report, we examine the role of private nonresidential capital investment in economic growth and then analyze trends in that investment over the past three decades. We find that, not only has the o ...
... share of GDP, business investment has declined by more than three percentage points since 1980. In this report, we examine the role of private nonresidential capital investment in economic growth and then analyze trends in that investment over the past three decades. We find that, not only has the o ...
Implementing the Golden Rule for Public Investment in Europe
... government debt from rising because of a lack of compliance can be contested. Secondly, those rules are not comparable with the proposed Golden Rule in the European framework. The German rule was much less sophisticated as it simply provided an upper limit to gross public investment as measured in t ...
... government debt from rising because of a lack of compliance can be contested. Secondly, those rules are not comparable with the proposed Golden Rule in the European framework. The German rule was much less sophisticated as it simply provided an upper limit to gross public investment as measured in t ...
Implications of Dodd-Frank for UK and EU fund
... mails or "any means or instrumentality of [US] interstate commerce in connection with his or its business as an investment adviser." As a practical matter, communication with clients or investors in the United States or investing in the United States may be sufficient to afford the SEC jurisdiction ...
... mails or "any means or instrumentality of [US] interstate commerce in connection with his or its business as an investment adviser." As a practical matter, communication with clients or investors in the United States or investing in the United States may be sufficient to afford the SEC jurisdiction ...