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... has ..about $200 million, actually, after selling one-fifth of his shares. Jean-Remy Facq, age 32, has tried to avoid selling much of the roughly 300,000 shares of InfoSpace.com now worth about $12.7 million, for which he holds options to buy at only a penny a share. Mr. Marcus, the 24-yr old progra ...
... has ..about $200 million, actually, after selling one-fifth of his shares. Jean-Remy Facq, age 32, has tried to avoid selling much of the roughly 300,000 shares of InfoSpace.com now worth about $12.7 million, for which he holds options to buy at only a penny a share. Mr. Marcus, the 24-yr old progra ...
Capital Requirements for Major Swap Participants and Swap Dealers
... make it an MSP, that entity should have to meet a financial eligibility requirement – a minimum net worth that is commensurate with what the Commission determines is a “substantial position” in swaps. The eligibility amount may change based on the type and number of categories of swaps to which the ...
... make it an MSP, that entity should have to meet a financial eligibility requirement – a minimum net worth that is commensurate with what the Commission determines is a “substantial position” in swaps. The eligibility amount may change based on the type and number of categories of swaps to which the ...
While investments always carry a certain amount of risk, the iStar
... While investments always carry a certain amount of risk, the iStar range of protected models are structured to help give you peace of mind. With the iStar range you can sacrifice a part of your return in order to protect your investments against a certain amount of downside risk. As an example, an i ...
... While investments always carry a certain amount of risk, the iStar range of protected models are structured to help give you peace of mind. With the iStar range you can sacrifice a part of your return in order to protect your investments against a certain amount of downside risk. As an example, an i ...
The Mundell-Fleming (Open Economy IS-LM)
... • Note that central bank can only change N t th t t lb k l h composition p of high‐powered money since it g p y defends fixed exchange rate (IR↓) to offset capital outflow (HPM and Ms unchanged) ...
... • Note that central bank can only change N t th t t lb k l h composition p of high‐powered money since it g p y defends fixed exchange rate (IR↓) to offset capital outflow (HPM and Ms unchanged) ...
Capital Mobility and the Thai Crisis*
... capital are imperfect substitutes for one another. According to the author's econometric estimates, using Thai data, the elasticity of substitution between the two is about 0.45, certainly not infinity, as implied by the usual aggregation. This implies that the two forms of capital are strongly comp ...
... capital are imperfect substitutes for one another. According to the author's econometric estimates, using Thai data, the elasticity of substitution between the two is about 0.45, certainly not infinity, as implied by the usual aggregation. This implies that the two forms of capital are strongly comp ...
Determinants of International Capital Flows:The Case of Malaysia:
... The capital inflows to Malaysia increase from USD742.34 millions in 1975 to its peak of USD17,188.95 millions in 2004. Malaysia policy towards attracting inflow of capital into the country is considered to be very facilitating and it covers a wide range of strategies (Shazali and Alias 2002). Apart ...
... The capital inflows to Malaysia increase from USD742.34 millions in 1975 to its peak of USD17,188.95 millions in 2004. Malaysia policy towards attracting inflow of capital into the country is considered to be very facilitating and it covers a wide range of strategies (Shazali and Alias 2002). Apart ...
802.4R2 Capital Assests Management Systems Definitions
... Depreciation/Amortization - expiration in the service life of capital assets, other than wasting assets, attributable to wear and tear, deterioration, action of the physical elements, inadequacy and obsolescence. In accounting for depreciation/amortization, the cost of a capital asset, less any salv ...
... Depreciation/Amortization - expiration in the service life of capital assets, other than wasting assets, attributable to wear and tear, deterioration, action of the physical elements, inadequacy and obsolescence. In accounting for depreciation/amortization, the cost of a capital asset, less any salv ...
What are General Capital Assets?
... maintain and preserve the assets at the established condition level ...
... maintain and preserve the assets at the established condition level ...
MALAYSIA`S SEPTEMBER 1998 CONTROLS - G-24
... region, the Malaysian central bank authorities were generally more cautious and prudent about financial liberalization, both domestically and internationally. Malaysia experienced a severe banking crisis in the late 1980s, following the mid-1980s’ recession and stock market collapse, when ‘non-perfo ...
... region, the Malaysian central bank authorities were generally more cautious and prudent about financial liberalization, both domestically and internationally. Malaysia experienced a severe banking crisis in the late 1980s, following the mid-1980s’ recession and stock market collapse, when ‘non-perfo ...
Capital services (cont`d)
... Capital services (cont’d) • Basic explanation of capital services Focus is on non-financial assets used in production Principle: such assets contribute more to the value of output over the time they are used than their initial cost Long standing view that operating surplus is the return to ca ...
... Capital services (cont’d) • Basic explanation of capital services Focus is on non-financial assets used in production Principle: such assets contribute more to the value of output over the time they are used than their initial cost Long standing view that operating surplus is the return to ca ...
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... In Indonesia, the collapse was also driven by investor panic. In this case, domestic investors were scared by the haphazard closure of the domestic banks and some news associated with President Soeharto’s ill health. The politics of regime change added to the uncertainty in Korea, Indonesia, and Tha ...
... In Indonesia, the collapse was also driven by investor panic. In this case, domestic investors were scared by the haphazard closure of the domestic banks and some news associated with President Soeharto’s ill health. The politics of regime change added to the uncertainty in Korea, Indonesia, and Tha ...
Shipping Industry Profile and Competitive Landscape
... Myers and Majluf (1984) observed that managers know more about their firms than outside investors do. They are reluctant to issue new stock when they believe their shares are undervalued. Investors understand that managers know more and that they try to “time” new stock issues. Investors, therefore, ...
... Myers and Majluf (1984) observed that managers know more about their firms than outside investors do. They are reluctant to issue new stock when they believe their shares are undervalued. Investors understand that managers know more and that they try to “time” new stock issues. Investors, therefore, ...
Capital Flow Policies, Monetary Policy and Coordination
... This means that these economies generally experience capital inflows in periods when global risk appetite is high, and capital outflows when global risk appetite is low. Hence, the experience of the global financial crisis suggests that improving the institutional environment may be a relevant dimen ...
... This means that these economies generally experience capital inflows in periods when global risk appetite is high, and capital outflows when global risk appetite is low. Hence, the experience of the global financial crisis suggests that improving the institutional environment may be a relevant dimen ...
That Which We Call Capital Controls
... same argument applied to other policy instruments—for instance, that taxes should be abolished because they are subject to evasion. Likewise, despite being very much in vogue since the global financial crisis, the evidence on the effectiveness of macroprudential measures is hardly conclusive.2 It is ...
... same argument applied to other policy instruments—for instance, that taxes should be abolished because they are subject to evasion. Likewise, despite being very much in vogue since the global financial crisis, the evidence on the effectiveness of macroprudential measures is hardly conclusive.2 It is ...
Capital Controls: Gates and Walls
... This decades-long trend has shifted. Some countries that had liberalized their capital accounts began to re-introduce controls in the early 2000s. This retrenchment increased after the onset of the Great Recession, when new controls on capital inflows were imposed by both emerging market and advance ...
... This decades-long trend has shifted. Some countries that had liberalized their capital accounts began to re-introduce controls in the early 2000s. This retrenchment increased after the onset of the Great Recession, when new controls on capital inflows were imposed by both emerging market and advance ...
Causes of Capital Inflows and Policy Responses to Them
... exchange rate appreciation may be unacceptable because it makes a country’s products less competitive. It is sometimes argued that temporary capital controls may need to be considered if the use of these three instruments is severely restricted or their effectiveness is limited. However, if capital ...
... exchange rate appreciation may be unacceptable because it makes a country’s products less competitive. It is sometimes argued that temporary capital controls may need to be considered if the use of these three instruments is severely restricted or their effectiveness is limited. However, if capital ...
Economic Growth Controlling Capital : focusing on the 1960s
... 1998; Fischer et al., 1998).2 However, although these economists recognize the importance of regulation and institutional development, their main thrust is still toward liberalization. They underestimate problems of international financial markets and the limits of national regulation following open ...
... 1998; Fischer et al., 1998).2 However, although these economists recognize the importance of regulation and institutional development, their main thrust is still toward liberalization. They underestimate problems of international financial markets and the limits of national regulation following open ...
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... • We try to build indicators that could not only serve for comparisons of different countries technology levels but also could help to choose most efficient direction to invest. • New definitions of absorptive capacity and innovative capability • An approach to measure them 1)based on Schumpeterian- ...
... • We try to build indicators that could not only serve for comparisons of different countries technology levels but also could help to choose most efficient direction to invest. • New definitions of absorptive capacity and innovative capability • An approach to measure them 1)based on Schumpeterian- ...
Solow Model of Growth Notes
... What are the main implications of the Solow model? First it says that if two countries have the exact same production capabilities (capital and technology) and the same level of savings, they will reach the same steady state level of growth. Additionally, countries grow quicker when there is less ca ...
... What are the main implications of the Solow model? First it says that if two countries have the exact same production capabilities (capital and technology) and the same level of savings, they will reach the same steady state level of growth. Additionally, countries grow quicker when there is less ca ...
... by making the extreme assumption that capital moves instantBy so as to equalize profit rates in the two regions. Again, we will be interested in the dynamic behavior tif the world economy. In particular, we want to know if a Hobson-Lenin view of the process can be justified. Lenin saw the evolution ...
Where to Raise Capital as a Certified B Corporation
... Several B Corporations have had success in raising capital through Investors’ Circle, a network of over 150 angel investors, professional venture capitalists, foundations and family offices, who are using private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy. Investors’ Circle was the f ...
... Several B Corporations have had success in raising capital through Investors’ Circle, a network of over 150 angel investors, professional venture capitalists, foundations and family offices, who are using private capital to promote the transition to a sustainable economy. Investors’ Circle was the f ...
The Illusive Quest: Do International Capital Controls Contribute to Currency Stability?
... not effectively insulated economies from currency crises at any time during our sample period. Maintaining real GDP growth and limiting real overvaluation are critical factors preventing currency crises, not capital controls. However, the presence of capital controls greatly increases the sensitivit ...
... not effectively insulated economies from currency crises at any time during our sample period. Maintaining real GDP growth and limiting real overvaluation are critical factors preventing currency crises, not capital controls. However, the presence of capital controls greatly increases the sensitivit ...
Bank Capitalization and Loan Growth
... A few academic papers have recently indicated that banks with a greater amount of capital tend to lend more as a result of lower funding costs. This evidence has been used to support further increases in capital requirements worldwide, including the proposed inclusion of the global systemically impo ...
... A few academic papers have recently indicated that banks with a greater amount of capital tend to lend more as a result of lower funding costs. This evidence has been used to support further increases in capital requirements worldwide, including the proposed inclusion of the global systemically impo ...
Policy Space to Prevent and Mitigate Financial Crises in - G-24
... minimum stay requirements and end-use limitations. Many of these have been used by nations such as China and India. Examples of price-based controls include taxes on inflows (Brazil) or on outflows (Malaysia). Unremunerated reserve requirements (URR) are both. On one hand they are price-based restri ...
... minimum stay requirements and end-use limitations. Many of these have been used by nations such as China and India. Examples of price-based controls include taxes on inflows (Brazil) or on outflows (Malaysia). Unremunerated reserve requirements (URR) are both. On one hand they are price-based restri ...
the icsa international qualifying scheme
... The role of the Chartered Secretary necessitates an understanding of many financial aspects which might, otherwise, be seen as being within the sole remit of the finance director of an organisation. As capital markets grow in diversity and globalisation increases, Chartered Secretaries will increasi ...
... The role of the Chartered Secretary necessitates an understanding of many financial aspects which might, otherwise, be seen as being within the sole remit of the finance director of an organisation. As capital markets grow in diversity and globalisation increases, Chartered Secretaries will increasi ...