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In the Basel regulation the required capital of a financial institution is based on conditional measures of the risk of … its future equity value such as Value-at-Risk, or Expected Shortfall. In Basel 2 the uncertainty on this equity value is … captured by means of changes in asset prices (market risk) and default of borrowers (credit risk), and mainly concerns the …
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In the Basel regulation the required capital of a financial institution is based on conditional measures of the risk of … its future equity value such as Value-at-Risk, or Expected Shortfall. In Basel 2 the uncertainty on this equity value is … captured by means of changes in asset prices (market risk) and default of borrowers (credit risk), and mainly concerns the …
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We consider the problem of optimal risk sharing of some given total risk between two economic agents characterized by … law-invariant monetary utility functions or equivalently, law-invariant risk measures. We first prove existence of an … optimal risk sharing allocation which is in addition increasing in terms of the total risk. We next provide an explicit …
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In financial economics risk-return tradeoffs show how expected rates of return and consequently asset prices are altered …: (i) Present some of the recent literature that is concerned with the effect of long run risk on returns and prices. (ii …) Develop an analytical structure that reveals the long-run risk-return relationship in nonlinear continuous time Markov …
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We create an analytical structure that reveals the long-run risk-return relationship for nonlinear continuous … eigenfunction term. The eigenvalue encodes the risk adjustment, the martingale alters the probability measure to capture long … components of cash flows induce changes in the corresponding eigenvalues and eigenfunctions, we reveal a long-run risk …
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In the French language, the word comptabiliteacute (accounting) first appeared in the middle of the eighteenth century. It was used in the Royal finances and its first meaning was that of accountability. Until the middle of the nineteenth century, or thereabouts, the uses of the word evolved...
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Following Colbert's Ordonnance of 1673, most of whose provisions were reiterated in the Code de Commerce, 1807 and the Law of Bankruptcy, 1838, traders in France were under a legal obligation to keep accounts of their business activities. In the event of bankruptcy, traders were potentially...
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Our study investigates by which channels IPO underpricing impacts post-listing liquidity. Using a sample of IPOs undertaken on Euronext with diverse mechanisms, we show that when ownership structure is not influenced by initial underpricing, this underpricing still has a positive impact on...
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, and with a low risk of minority shareholder expropriation. Specifically,stock repurchase programs are good news when the …
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We consider a setting in which two potential buyers, one with a prior toehold and one without, compete in a takeover modeled as an ascending auction with participating costs. The toeholder is more aggressive during the takeover process because she is also a seller of her own shares. The...
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