financial information quality and investment efficiency
... mainly because firms course of actions such as investment decision making affect not only its performance and position, but other user’s interests, risk and return, shareholders and investors as example. This study therefore adds to the literature by providing empirical evidence on the association b ...
... mainly because firms course of actions such as investment decision making affect not only its performance and position, but other user’s interests, risk and return, shareholders and investors as example. This study therefore adds to the literature by providing empirical evidence on the association b ...
Annual Report 2014 - Smartgroup Investors
... accreditation recognises (i) employee engagement, (ii) committed leadership, (iii) high-performance culture and (iv) differentiated employment branding. The benefits of being an Aon Hewitt Best Employer extend not just to the staff but also to customers and the service they receive. Regulatory envir ...
... accreditation recognises (i) employee engagement, (ii) committed leadership, (iii) high-performance culture and (iv) differentiated employment branding. The benefits of being an Aon Hewitt Best Employer extend not just to the staff but also to customers and the service they receive. Regulatory envir ...
FINN 1003 Your Money and Credit
... Students who take this course will receive state-of-the-art instruction in personal financial planning at the introductory level. They will obtain hands-on experience in all major aspects of personal financial planning. They will learn concepts that will keep them out of financial trouble during and ...
... Students who take this course will receive state-of-the-art instruction in personal financial planning at the introductory level. They will obtain hands-on experience in all major aspects of personal financial planning. They will learn concepts that will keep them out of financial trouble during and ...
Wall Street as Community of Fate: Toward Financial Industry Self
... failure to resolve many important issues because it left many key policy choices to the discretion of regulatory agencies. See, e.g., Stacy Kaper, Now for the Hard Part: Writing All the Rules, AM. BANKER, July 22, 2010, at 1 (“[R]egulators must flesh out the details of a host of highly complex requi ...
... failure to resolve many important issues because it left many key policy choices to the discretion of regulatory agencies. See, e.g., Stacy Kaper, Now for the Hard Part: Writing All the Rules, AM. BANKER, July 22, 2010, at 1 (“[R]egulators must flesh out the details of a host of highly complex requi ...
Full text - Toulouse School of Economics
... the equity risk is stable through time and is independent of the duration of the holding period. This hypothesis justifies using solvency rules in insurance that are similar to those used in the banking sector in spite of the important differences in the duration and liquidity of their liabilities. ...
... the equity risk is stable through time and is independent of the duration of the holding period. This hypothesis justifies using solvency rules in insurance that are similar to those used in the banking sector in spite of the important differences in the duration and liquidity of their liabilities. ...
The Millennial Market for Financial Advisors
... The widely-held view on marketing to Millennials is that they lack the investable wealth to be additive to an advisor’s business. Additionally, many advisors feel intimidated by the need to adapt their client conversations to effectively communicate with this generation. In reality, the opportunity ...
... The widely-held view on marketing to Millennials is that they lack the investable wealth to be additive to an advisor’s business. Additionally, many advisors feel intimidated by the need to adapt their client conversations to effectively communicate with this generation. In reality, the opportunity ...
BANK-BASED AND MARKET-BASED FINANCIAL SYSTEMS
... England and the United States, securities markets share center stage with banks in terms of getting society’s savings to firms, exerting corporate control, and easing risk management. Some analysts suggest that markets are more effective at providing financial services. Others tout the advantages of ...
... England and the United States, securities markets share center stage with banks in terms of getting society’s savings to firms, exerting corporate control, and easing risk management. Some analysts suggest that markets are more effective at providing financial services. Others tout the advantages of ...
EMIR and MiFID2/MiFIR: Update on recognition procedures for non
... introduce a new procedure for recognising non-EU markets as equivalent for these purposes (new Article 2a EMIR). The current definition of OTC derivatives in EMIR causes difficulty to market participants trading in non-EU ETD. Article 2(7) of EMIR currently provides that derivatives are treated as ...
... introduce a new procedure for recognising non-EU markets as equivalent for these purposes (new Article 2a EMIR). The current definition of OTC derivatives in EMIR causes difficulty to market participants trading in non-EU ETD. Article 2(7) of EMIR currently provides that derivatives are treated as ...
Capital Structure Policy for Government Businesses
... of the NSW Government’s Commercial Policy Framework. Since 1988, the Commercial Policy Framework has applied to Government businesses. The Framework consists of a suite of policies aimed at replicating, as far as possible, the disciplines and incentives that lead private sector businesses toward eff ...
... of the NSW Government’s Commercial Policy Framework. Since 1988, the Commercial Policy Framework has applied to Government businesses. The Framework consists of a suite of policies aimed at replicating, as far as possible, the disciplines and incentives that lead private sector businesses toward eff ...
The Concept of Systemic Risk
... exposures. Micro-systemic risk arises when the failure of an individual institution has an adverse impact on the financial system as a whole (default of a SIFI). Macro and micro dimensions are closely related. The materialization of systemic risks caused by accumulated imbalances not only increases ...
... exposures. Micro-systemic risk arises when the failure of an individual institution has an adverse impact on the financial system as a whole (default of a SIFI). Macro and micro dimensions are closely related. The materialization of systemic risks caused by accumulated imbalances not only increases ...
Les faits
... jurisdiction by the respondent’s improper activities, (j) the need to deter not only those involved in the case being considered, but also any others who participate in the capital markets, from engaging in similar improper activity, (k) the need to alert others to the consequences of inappropriate ...
... jurisdiction by the respondent’s improper activities, (j) the need to deter not only those involved in the case being considered, but also any others who participate in the capital markets, from engaging in similar improper activity, (k) the need to alert others to the consequences of inappropriate ...
Central clearing: reaping the benefits, controlling the risks
... • CCP resolution should pursue the objective of financial stability, ensure the continuity of critical functions and avoid exposing taxpayers to losses in all jurisdictions where those functions are critical. It should also maintain appropriate incentives for effective default management and recove ...
... • CCP resolution should pursue the objective of financial stability, ensure the continuity of critical functions and avoid exposing taxpayers to losses in all jurisdictions where those functions are critical. It should also maintain appropriate incentives for effective default management and recove ...
External Dependence and Industry Growth Does Financial Structure
... takeover threats, thus reducing the value of corporate control exerted through markets. On the other hand, this information asymmetry impedes a proper project evaluation by stock markets and thereby increases management’s incentives to avoid risky but profitable projects and pushes them towards shor ...
... takeover threats, thus reducing the value of corporate control exerted through markets. On the other hand, this information asymmetry impedes a proper project evaluation by stock markets and thereby increases management’s incentives to avoid risky but profitable projects and pushes them towards shor ...
DT - European Parliament
... Why did investors decide on a massive scale to abandon a product that withstood the crisis reasonably well in Europe? And, even more intriguing, why did the EU market not recover (whereas the US market did)? The explanation of stigma on securitisation is far from satisfying, since we are talking abo ...
... Why did investors decide on a massive scale to abandon a product that withstood the crisis reasonably well in Europe? And, even more intriguing, why did the EU market not recover (whereas the US market did)? The explanation of stigma on securitisation is far from satisfying, since we are talking abo ...
IAT FED
... New Day One profit rules lead to differing of profits Development of strict rules to qualify observable parameters may transfer business to non regulated industry (hedge funds) Tailor made synthetic instruments (CDO’s, Power Duals…) may become less secure for investors Workshop on Accounting Risk Ma ...
... New Day One profit rules lead to differing of profits Development of strict rules to qualify observable parameters may transfer business to non regulated industry (hedge funds) Tailor made synthetic instruments (CDO’s, Power Duals…) may become less secure for investors Workshop on Accounting Risk Ma ...
The Reliance of Structured Finance Investors on Credit Rating
... companies whose incentive for buying ratings is to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, while the sell-side of the ratings (broker-dealers) aims to determine the counterparty collateral levels. The buy-sell interactions bridged by credit ratings enhance the importance of CRAs due to the ...
... companies whose incentive for buying ratings is to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, while the sell-side of the ratings (broker-dealers) aims to determine the counterparty collateral levels. The buy-sell interactions bridged by credit ratings enhance the importance of CRAs due to the ...
Privatizing Fannie and Freddie: Be Careful What
... Be Careful What You Ask For Few are happy with the current housing finance system that has Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in conservatorship and taxpayers backing most of the nation’s residential mortgage loans. Yet legislative efforts to replace the system have largely faltered, raising concern that we ...
... Be Careful What You Ask For Few are happy with the current housing finance system that has Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in conservatorship and taxpayers backing most of the nation’s residential mortgage loans. Yet legislative efforts to replace the system have largely faltered, raising concern that we ...
Review of the Differentiated Nature and Scope of Financial Regulation
... great extent, echo general recommendations made by the G-20. Articulating these principles helps ensure that these recommendations are designed for the long term. ...
... great extent, echo general recommendations made by the G-20. Articulating these principles helps ensure that these recommendations are designed for the long term. ...
Free Bird
... the 21st century’s life learning process, with billions now learning a foreign language. However, out of this only 0.25% of people learning a foreign language do so abroad in a local, native environment. This was revealed in the 2016 report on “Trends in the Demand for Foreign Languages” published b ...
... the 21st century’s life learning process, with billions now learning a foreign language. However, out of this only 0.25% of people learning a foreign language do so abroad in a local, native environment. This was revealed in the 2016 report on “Trends in the Demand for Foreign Languages” published b ...