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The choice of financing source is particularly difficult for a small firm due to the high uncertainty about future liquidity requirements. We show that the techniques of continuous time arbitrage and stochastic control theory may be used not only to value such firms but also to determine the...
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A key requirement for the start of many entrepreneurial businesses is private equity or venture capital financing. In the traditional approach to entrepreneurial investment analysis, an entrepreneur starts a new venture and a venture capitalist finances the new venture when business return...
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"The ultimate guide to performance management and how to avoid the often bizarre unintended consequences of KPIsThe results of well-intended performance measurement are sometimes bizarre and bewildering. World leaders in business performance, the authors of Measurement Madness have amassed a...
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We derive the financial market return implications of a number of models of an insurer faced with different regulatory regimes and differing access to financial markets for added capital. If insurers have unhindered access to financial markets and insurance regulation requires an immediate...
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We derive the optimal economic ruin boundary for an insurer when regulation requires an immediate capital contribution to offset a capital deficit. This boundary establishes the financial conditions under which shareholders no longer add capital to a distressed insurer. We describe this event as...
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