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, clearing, settlement and transfer of securities. In this article, we report the modeling, simulation and analysis of a new … and clearing of operations was used. The performance of the new SSS was evaluated by performing experiments using a … between clearing cycles and also under a new set of rules for pre-settlement operations. The results presented may be used by …
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We consider financial networks where agents are linked to each other with financial contracts. A centralized clearing … lattice structure, leading to the existence of a least and a greatest clearing payment matrix. Previous research has shown how … decentralized clearing selects the least clearing payment matrix. We present a centralized approach towards clearing in order to …
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We consider financial networks where agents are linked to each other with financial contracts. A centralized clearing … lattice structure, leading to the existence of a least and a greatest clearing payment matrix. Previous research has shown how … decentralized clearing selects the least clearing payment matrix. We present a centralized approach towards clearing in order to …
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We study general dynamic programming problems with continuous and discrete choices and general constraints. The value functions may have kinks arising (1) at indifference points between discrete choices and (2) at constraint boundaries. Nevertheless, we establish a general envelope theorem:...
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A divide and conquer algorithm for exploiting policy function monotonicity is proposed and analyzed. To solve a discrete problem with n states and n choices, the algorithm requires at most nlog2(n)+5n objective function evaluations. In contrast, existing methods for nonconcave problems require...
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