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This paper uses the transformed data method proposed in Duan (1994) to develop a maximum likelihood procedure for the estimation of the deposit insurance pricing model of Duan, Moreau and Sealey (1995). An empirical analysis is carried out on ten large US banks to illustrate the proposed...
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Recently, Caballi and Pomansky (1996) proposed a formal definition of mixed risk aversion and characterized stochastic … dominance in presence of such utility functions. However they did not study comparative mixed risk aversion. In this note we … give a sufficient condition for analytic comparative mixed risk aversion. …
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In this paper we show how a shift in a return distribution affects the composition of an optimal portfolio in the case of one riskless asset and two risky assets. We obtain that, in general, such a shift modifies the composition of the mutual fund. We also show that the separating conditions...
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selection, whereas bonus-malus (or merit-rating) schemes are introduced because risk categories lack homogeneity or fairness and …
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, accident costs, risk aversion and moral hazard. We then discuss an econometric modeling based on latent variables and we derive …
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risk associated with its activity and a risk associated with an environmental accident. Using a costly state verification …
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The objective of this paper is to present the role and importance of internal control systems in good risk management …
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In this note we analyze the hedging property of an optimal portfolio with one risk-free asset and two risky assets. We …
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The goal of this article is to isolate the significant determinants that affect the decision of non-financial firms to hedge their risks. Our application is for the North American gold mining industry. The random variable considered is the selling price of an ounce of gold. We show that several...
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