Word - The Open University
... of the funding sources established are not drawn on. Having excess liquidity, however, may involve costs such as fees to banks for maintaining undrawn facilities and interest on loans which are drawn, but the cash is retained in the company as surplus rather than being invested in, for example, capi ...
... of the funding sources established are not drawn on. Having excess liquidity, however, may involve costs such as fees to banks for maintaining undrawn facilities and interest on loans which are drawn, but the cash is retained in the company as surplus rather than being invested in, for example, capi ...
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... REAL ASSETS VERSUS FINANCIAL ASSETS What is asset? Broadly speaking, an asset is any possession that has value in an exchange. Assets can be classified as tangible or intangible. A tangible asset is one whose value depends on particular physical properties—examples are buildings, land, or machinery. ...
... REAL ASSETS VERSUS FINANCIAL ASSETS What is asset? Broadly speaking, an asset is any possession that has value in an exchange. Assets can be classified as tangible or intangible. A tangible asset is one whose value depends on particular physical properties—examples are buildings, land, or machinery. ...
registration of asset-backed securities
... contribution to the ISSUER or provide or cause to be provided other substantial CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS to help establish a reasonable likelihood that the STATED RATE OF RETURN will be realized, ...
... contribution to the ISSUER or provide or cause to be provided other substantial CREDIT ENHANCEMENTS to help establish a reasonable likelihood that the STATED RATE OF RETURN will be realized, ...
Retained Interests in Securitisations and - ECB
... flows from the underlying assets (excess spread), by the structure of the transaction (subordinated securities), or can be provided by the originating bank (liquidity provisions, seller’s interest, and stand-by letters of credit). External (or third-party) credit enhancements include the credit supp ...
... flows from the underlying assets (excess spread), by the structure of the transaction (subordinated securities), or can be provided by the originating bank (liquidity provisions, seller’s interest, and stand-by letters of credit). External (or third-party) credit enhancements include the credit supp ...
supplementary regulatory capital disclosure
... transitional period will continue to be subject to Basel II treatment. In addition, non-qualifying capital instruments will be phased-out over 10 years and the capital conservation buffer will be phased in over 4 years. As of January 2019, the banks will be required to meet new minimum requirements ...
... transitional period will continue to be subject to Basel II treatment. In addition, non-qualifying capital instruments will be phased-out over 10 years and the capital conservation buffer will be phased in over 4 years. As of January 2019, the banks will be required to meet new minimum requirements ...
Intangible assets and SMEs
... Rapporteur: Dr Emma Baron, Business Development Officer, Newcastle University SMEs’ awareness of intangible asset and innovation issues is relatively low. This lack of awareness will have a detrimental effect on the country’s economy, as it becomes more reliant on intellectual capital and intangible ...
... Rapporteur: Dr Emma Baron, Business Development Officer, Newcastle University SMEs’ awareness of intangible asset and innovation issues is relatively low. This lack of awareness will have a detrimental effect on the country’s economy, as it becomes more reliant on intellectual capital and intangible ...
Superannuation funds and alternative asset investment
... both domestically and internationally, and that there is a limited number of fund managers with the expertise and resources to manage this asset class successfully. This can result in a ‘first mover’ advantage where the higher quality investment opportunities are secured by those funds with a longer ...
... both domestically and internationally, and that there is a limited number of fund managers with the expertise and resources to manage this asset class successfully. This can result in a ‘first mover’ advantage where the higher quality investment opportunities are secured by those funds with a longer ...
Development of Simulation based Model to quantify the degree of
... January 2015 that emphasises a strong liquidity framework to support funding. The importance of holding more capital has become the main pre-requisite for Basel III but taking the aftermath of Global Financial Crisis starting at the end of 2007 poses even a greater challenge to all the emerging bank ...
... January 2015 that emphasises a strong liquidity framework to support funding. The importance of holding more capital has become the main pre-requisite for Basel III but taking the aftermath of Global Financial Crisis starting at the end of 2007 poses even a greater challenge to all the emerging bank ...
influence of liquidity on profitability - e
... structure of its financing sources. Apart from the equity contributed by owners or obtained from retained profits, in economic reality an enterprise must partly finance its activities using financial obligations. Own equity usually is not sufficient to perform all necessary undertakings, and, in add ...
... structure of its financing sources. Apart from the equity contributed by owners or obtained from retained profits, in economic reality an enterprise must partly finance its activities using financial obligations. Own equity usually is not sufficient to perform all necessary undertakings, and, in add ...
Regulatory Constraints on Leverage: The
... leverage requirements. Leverage at those institutions was stable in recent years, whereas leverage at U.S. investment banks (not subject to these constraints) began trending sharply upwards starting in 2004. The combination of stable Tier 1 ratios and sharply rising leverage at some banks illustrate ...
... leverage requirements. Leverage at those institutions was stable in recent years, whereas leverage at U.S. investment banks (not subject to these constraints) began trending sharply upwards starting in 2004. The combination of stable Tier 1 ratios and sharply rising leverage at some banks illustrate ...
Setting up a Sovereign Wealth Fund: Some Policy and
... Investment Portfolio.7 Assets in the Backing Portfolio are invested in highly liquid and shortterm U.S. dollar-denominated fixed income securities. While assets in the Investment Portfolio are invested in a more dynamic way, including investment in equities. Typically, however, the limited tolerance ...
... Investment Portfolio.7 Assets in the Backing Portfolio are invested in highly liquid and shortterm U.S. dollar-denominated fixed income securities. While assets in the Investment Portfolio are invested in a more dynamic way, including investment in equities. Typically, however, the limited tolerance ...
Government guarantees and financial liabilities of state owned road
... questionable why the state does not to a greater extent borrow from international financial institutions for its infrastructure projects instead of (un)consciously borrowing from foreign and domestic commercial banks (even from the Post Bank) under unfavourable conditions. With the relatively high i ...
... questionable why the state does not to a greater extent borrow from international financial institutions for its infrastructure projects instead of (un)consciously borrowing from foreign and domestic commercial banks (even from the Post Bank) under unfavourable conditions. With the relatively high i ...
Making Lifetime Investing Planning a Reality
... income, and spending outward) thereby reducing transaction costs and often large taxes associated with periodic rebalancing. – See Balvers and Mitchell (2000) • Having an actual plan also contributes to reduced uncertainty as to which assets to liquidate within the portfolio to augment investment in ...
... income, and spending outward) thereby reducing transaction costs and often large taxes associated with periodic rebalancing. – See Balvers and Mitchell (2000) • Having an actual plan also contributes to reduced uncertainty as to which assets to liquidate within the portfolio to augment investment in ...
Liquidity Crises - Business Review, Second Quarter 2008
... uncertainty averse. That is, when evaluating outcomes about which they are uncertain, they use the most pessimistic probability assessments. In particular, each participant overweights the probability that he will be among those hit by the second shock. (See Uncertainty Aversion.) This creates a des ...
... uncertainty averse. That is, when evaluating outcomes about which they are uncertain, they use the most pessimistic probability assessments. In particular, each participant overweights the probability that he will be among those hit by the second shock. (See Uncertainty Aversion.) This creates a des ...
criminal asset recovery in the eu - Europol
... Recent reports have assessed the availability of data on the number of recovered assets across Europe. Project OCP conducted a survey among European national agencies involved in recovering frozen/seized/confiscated assets.21The aim of their survey was to identify which EU countries collect data on ...
... Recent reports have assessed the availability of data on the number of recovered assets across Europe. Project OCP conducted a survey among European national agencies involved in recovering frozen/seized/confiscated assets.21The aim of their survey was to identify which EU countries collect data on ...
Enhanced-Supervision-for-U.S.-Operations-of-Foreign
... bank operations; that is, to ensure that banks operate in a manner to minimize risk and avoid liquidation. Thus, bank capital requirements are not designed to ensure that banks maintain sufficient net liquid assets to satisfy all creditors because banks have access to federal liquidity facilities th ...
... bank operations; that is, to ensure that banks operate in a manner to minimize risk and avoid liquidation. Thus, bank capital requirements are not designed to ensure that banks maintain sufficient net liquid assets to satisfy all creditors because banks have access to federal liquidity facilities th ...
likviditás és reálgazdaság kapcsolata - doktori
... “liquidity” is used to describe different phenomenons, like market, central bank, funding, global, monetary and micro liquidity, which suggests existence of a common feature. However there is no paper in the international literature which would define the concept of liquidity itself. Papers dealing ...
... “liquidity” is used to describe different phenomenons, like market, central bank, funding, global, monetary and micro liquidity, which suggests existence of a common feature. However there is no paper in the international literature which would define the concept of liquidity itself. Papers dealing ...
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... and total national assets, i.e. the footings in the combined balance sheet of all independent economic units (affiliated corporations being treated on a consolidated basis if whoily or almost wholly owned) , is the parallel to the comparisons of holdings of a given asset by financial intermediaries ...
... and total national assets, i.e. the footings in the combined balance sheet of all independent economic units (affiliated corporations being treated on a consolidated basis if whoily or almost wholly owned) , is the parallel to the comparisons of holdings of a given asset by financial intermediaries ...
MT Crowdfunding Case Study 1.indd
... system that offers credit-worthy borrowers lower interest rates and investors better returns.”4 Other lending platforms, such as SoFi, focus on the student loan industry, introducing lenders to borrowers who would like to refinance private and federal student loans. Their goal is to build “an innova ...
... system that offers credit-worthy borrowers lower interest rates and investors better returns.”4 Other lending platforms, such as SoFi, focus on the student loan industry, introducing lenders to borrowers who would like to refinance private and federal student loans. Their goal is to build “an innova ...
Mapping the UK financial system
... individual agents and the system. The financial assets that a financial company holds may have different properties to its liabilities. For example, Megabank expects to receive payments from Household 1 over a long period of time but has committed to provide funds to Anne’s Vans whenever it decides ...
... individual agents and the system. The financial assets that a financial company holds may have different properties to its liabilities. For example, Megabank expects to receive payments from Household 1 over a long period of time but has committed to provide funds to Anne’s Vans whenever it decides ...
Community Development Bank Peer Group Analysis Methodology
... Net loans and leases Loan loss allowance Other real estate owned Total liabilities Total deposits Federal funds purchased and repurchase agreements Other borrowed funds Total equity capital Noncurrent loans and leases Unused loan commitments Tier one (core) capital Total unused commitments Total Dep ...
... Net loans and leases Loan loss allowance Other real estate owned Total liabilities Total deposits Federal funds purchased and repurchase agreements Other borrowed funds Total equity capital Noncurrent loans and leases Unused loan commitments Tier one (core) capital Total unused commitments Total Dep ...
This PDF is a selection from a published volume from... Bureau of Economic Research
... investors—a period shorter than the long-run equilibrium in which the Fed’s net profits have been redistributed to the economy. At an extreme, assuming that the central bank is just a channel for redistribution is equivalent to saying that when the Fed makes a profit on its holdings of agency mortga ...
... investors—a period shorter than the long-run equilibrium in which the Fed’s net profits have been redistributed to the economy. At an extreme, assuming that the central bank is just a channel for redistribution is equivalent to saying that when the Fed makes a profit on its holdings of agency mortga ...
Listed vs Unlisted rgc - RARE Infrastructure Limited
... held to be more stable and less correlated to general equity markets. This apparent stability has often been used as an argument behind the higher valuations (and gearing) in direct infrastructure transactions compared with listed comparables. Interestingly this has created a situation at odds with ...
... held to be more stable and less correlated to general equity markets. This apparent stability has often been used as an argument behind the higher valuations (and gearing) in direct infrastructure transactions compared with listed comparables. Interestingly this has created a situation at odds with ...