
AMP Capital Understanding Infrastructure – a reference guide
... includes: airports, roads, energy production and transmission, ports, rail, utilities (e.g. water/waste water) and telecommunications facilities. Importantly, infrastructure is not a homogenous asset class; no two assets are the same. Therefore detailed analysis and due diligence of the specific ass ...
... includes: airports, roads, energy production and transmission, ports, rail, utilities (e.g. water/waste water) and telecommunications facilities. Importantly, infrastructure is not a homogenous asset class; no two assets are the same. Therefore detailed analysis and due diligence of the specific ass ...
Questions on subsections 1/2/3/5 of Chapter 41E Section 8
... Subsection (3) - For the purposes of calculating the yield on an asset, the asset shall be valued in accordance with section 8(4) of the Ordinance. Q8. Is there a concept of “admissible assets”? Chapter 41 (Insurance Companies Ordinance) and Chapter 32 (Companies Ordinance) do not clearly state wha ...
... Subsection (3) - For the purposes of calculating the yield on an asset, the asset shall be valued in accordance with section 8(4) of the Ordinance. Q8. Is there a concept of “admissible assets”? Chapter 41 (Insurance Companies Ordinance) and Chapter 32 (Companies Ordinance) do not clearly state wha ...
Managerial Economics - e
... One way to determine leverage is to calculate the Debt-toEquity ratio, showing how much of the assets of the business are financed by debt and how much by equity(ownership). Leverage is not necessarily a bad thing. Leverage is useful to fund company growth and development through the purchase of ass ...
... One way to determine leverage is to calculate the Debt-toEquity ratio, showing how much of the assets of the business are financed by debt and how much by equity(ownership). Leverage is not necessarily a bad thing. Leverage is useful to fund company growth and development through the purchase of ass ...
Doctoral Dissertation Template
... of income smoothing in a context where managers’ incentive alignment with debtholders is expected to vary. The accounting literature offers two opposing perspectives on the motives behind managers’ use of discretionary accruals to smooth income. On the one hand, managers may be motivated to reduce e ...
... of income smoothing in a context where managers’ incentive alignment with debtholders is expected to vary. The accounting literature offers two opposing perspectives on the motives behind managers’ use of discretionary accruals to smooth income. On the one hand, managers may be motivated to reduce e ...
Hot debt market - Adverse selection costs as a debt issue driver
... debt issue volume, or the hot debt market. Following the pecking order theory of capital structure, I hypothesize that high information asymmetry between investors and managers hinders companies from issuing equity and, instead, prompts firms to time their debt issues to that point of time. I also e ...
... debt issue volume, or the hot debt market. Following the pecking order theory of capital structure, I hypothesize that high information asymmetry between investors and managers hinders companies from issuing equity and, instead, prompts firms to time their debt issues to that point of time. I also e ...
The Macroeconomic Effects of Large-Scale Asset Purchase Programs
... financed with the creation of excess reserves. The Federal Reserve purchased a total of $1.75 trillion in agency debt, mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries starting in early 2009, followed by a second Treasury-only program in the fall of 2010.1 Also in early 2009, the Bank of England set up an ...
... financed with the creation of excess reserves. The Federal Reserve purchased a total of $1.75 trillion in agency debt, mortgage-backed securities and Treasuries starting in early 2009, followed by a second Treasury-only program in the fall of 2010.1 Also in early 2009, the Bank of England set up an ...
Introduction - World Bank Group
... limited information is available to the originator of the transfer regarding the exchange rate at which the transaction will occur or the time by which payments will be received. These limitations have also created an environment where many banks or credit unions in developed countries no longer act ...
... limited information is available to the originator of the transfer regarding the exchange rate at which the transaction will occur or the time by which payments will be received. These limitations have also created an environment where many banks or credit unions in developed countries no longer act ...
A Problem With the Pure Time Preference Theory of Interest:
... little to contribute to modern discussions of financial markets. But by relaxing their equilibrium construct to allow for changing conditions, the Austrians can retain the essence of the Mises-Hayek business cycle theory, and use their superior capital theory to enlighten mainstream financial econom ...
... little to contribute to modern discussions of financial markets. But by relaxing their equilibrium construct to allow for changing conditions, the Austrians can retain the essence of the Mises-Hayek business cycle theory, and use their superior capital theory to enlighten mainstream financial econom ...
EUROPEAN COMMISSION Brussels, 26.2.2016 SWD(2016) 90 final
... been appropriate, but results are slow to come. Ensuring the continuation of the gradual deleveraging in the current context of low interest rates could help to restore a more balanced financial position of the private sector. At the same time, high levels of nonperforming loans in the corporate seg ...
... been appropriate, but results are slow to come. Ensuring the continuation of the gradual deleveraging in the current context of low interest rates could help to restore a more balanced financial position of the private sector. At the same time, high levels of nonperforming loans in the corporate seg ...
Banking fragility and distress: An econometric study of
... Many of the empirical world wide crisis studies are done in the IMF. Typically, the wide country samples are rather heterogeneous. Hence, the dependent variable is usually some discrete one-off crisis data. Probit/logit estimation technique is mostly used as the large samples allow statistically suf ...
... Many of the empirical world wide crisis studies are done in the IMF. Typically, the wide country samples are rather heterogeneous. Hence, the dependent variable is usually some discrete one-off crisis data. Probit/logit estimation technique is mostly used as the large samples allow statistically suf ...
FCSAmerica 2017 Patronage Program / Cash
... the 2017 patronage program. The amount of the cash-back dividend will be determined by the Board of Directors in December 2017 based on a variety of business and economic factors. What changes have been made to the 2017 patronage program? • Customers with accelerated loans will not be eligible for p ...
... the 2017 patronage program. The amount of the cash-back dividend will be determined by the Board of Directors in December 2017 based on a variety of business and economic factors. What changes have been made to the 2017 patronage program? • Customers with accelerated loans will not be eligible for p ...
N. Financial Assumptions and Discount Rate
... For the Sixth Plan, this approach has been modified to include the effect of other investment decision makers, end-use consumers, as appropriate for the decision in question, rather than implicitly assuming that all decisions on resources are made by utilities. This will be described further below. ...
... For the Sixth Plan, this approach has been modified to include the effect of other investment decision makers, end-use consumers, as appropriate for the decision in question, rather than implicitly assuming that all decisions on resources are made by utilities. This will be described further below. ...
Article III, Section 49-k of the Texas Constitution created the Texas
... when it acquires or begins to maintain the assets and reports all of its liabilities when they are incurred. ...
... when it acquires or begins to maintain the assets and reports all of its liabilities when they are incurred. ...
Chapter 3 - California State University
... (or lower prices) of Brazil and the emerging market bonds in general. Emerging market countries issue bonds to finance infrastructure projects, current account deficits, or even sometime budget deficits. Borrowing cost is highly volatile. Figure 1.2. shows the yield on a U.S. 10-year constant maturi ...
... (or lower prices) of Brazil and the emerging market bonds in general. Emerging market countries issue bonds to finance infrastructure projects, current account deficits, or even sometime budget deficits. Borrowing cost is highly volatile. Figure 1.2. shows the yield on a U.S. 10-year constant maturi ...
Annual Report 2015 Deutsche Bahn Finance B.V. Amsterdam
... occupied by women and at least 30% by men. The Board of Directors does cu rrently not meet the 30% requirement. The Company strives to meet the req uirement if an applicable and qualified person can be appointed. ...
... occupied by women and at least 30% by men. The Board of Directors does cu rrently not meet the 30% requirement. The Company strives to meet the req uirement if an applicable and qualified person can be appointed. ...
Pricing of Corporate Loan : Credit Risk and Liquidity cost
... payments in a form of a loan. A loan contract issued by a bank for its corporate clients is a financial agreement that often comes with more flexibility than a retail loan contract. These options are designed to meet clients’ expectations and can include e.g., a prepayment option (which entitles the ...
... payments in a form of a loan. A loan contract issued by a bank for its corporate clients is a financial agreement that often comes with more flexibility than a retail loan contract. These options are designed to meet clients’ expectations and can include e.g., a prepayment option (which entitles the ...