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Theory and Regulation of Liquidity Risk Management in Banking
Scannella, Enzo - 2016
The paper analyses the different approaches to measure the impact of funding and market liquidity risk in the economics … management perspective of liquidity risk. Liquidity risk does not need to be covered by equity but by an adequate volume of … liquid assets and highly liquid securities. This is the reason why the regulation of the liquidity risk in banking is focused …
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Measuring Credit Risk Using Qualitative Disclosure
Donovan, John - 2020
We use machine learning methods to create a comprehensive measure of credit risk based on qualitative information … future credit rating downgrades) relative to existing credit risk measures developed by prior research (e.g., z-score). We … little evidence that the existing measures of credit risk developed by prior research explain within-firm variation in credit …
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A Screening Model for Corporate Bond Picking
Lueg, Rainer - 2020
This paper models how to calculate credit spreads on high-yield bond issues if the corporation has no underlying traded … traded — are not necessary to develop a model which maintains an acceptable explanatory power around 70% (R2 ) of the credit …
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Ratio Analysis Approach on Quality of Employees
Anantadjaya, Samuel P. D. - 2019
In the field of finance and accounting, ratio analyses have become the preliminary concentration prior to progressing to any advanced discussion. The same is true for numerous studies on quality of employees. It may be relatively safe to say that the true connections between the two, if any, may...
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The Economic Impact of Water Pollution
Anantadjaya, Samuel P. D. - 2019
Water pollution and its treatment have become the current and considerably urgent matter. The encircled analyses environmentally, clinically, and economically become important for business organizations. The connection between water pollution and its treatment with the affecting stakeholders in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012868135
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Social Efficiency as a Measure of Social Activities
Terziev, Venelin - 2018
Speaking of efficiency as a key concept for any socio-economic activity, the focus is traditionally on economic efficiency, expressed in the "costs-effects (benefits)" correlation. Since every social activity is carried out with even more limited resources, the approach should be as to an...
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Social Programming as a Possibility to Increase Social Efficiency
Terziev, Venelin - 2018
In order for the assessment to be reliable, it should be carried out by specialists, using consistent modern standards of methodology. In addition, the information on the assessment results should be available to the main interested parties and should be considered by as wide range of...
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Knowledge Transfer Capacity : Implications for the Theory of the Multinational Corporation
Martin, Xavier; Salomon, Robert M. - 2006
This study updates and extends research on foreign entry modes by examining the impacts of knowledge transfer capacity and knowledge tacitness. Research on international corporate expansion has long emphasized that deploying intangible knowledge-based assets is required for successful...
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Pricing as a Strategic Capability
Dutta, Shantanu; Bergen, Mark E.; Levy, Daniel; Ritson, Mark - 2010
For too long, most people who run companies have made a variety of unwarranted but detrimental assumptions about pricing. Changing prices, for example, has been looked upon as an easy, quick and reversible process, and new technologies have only reinforced that way of thinking. Similarly,...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014031093
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The Reincarnation of Barter Trade & Barter Economy
Taskinsoy, John - 2023
Although anthropologists along with historians and academic circles point to no ethnographic evidence to confirm or deny the existence of barter among the prehistoric people in the new Stone Age (the Neolithic epoch during 9000-6000 BC.), the 18th-century Scottish philosopher Adam Smith believed...
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