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Refers to previous research on the yields of default‐free securities and uses the Nelson‐Siegel model for estimating yield curve as a basis for developing a model which decomposes the risk premium into long‐term risk, two factors influencing the rate of decay (curvature) and a feed back...
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strategic plans. Finds that Canada uses derivatives more than Europe or the USA; that most Canadian and European treasuries …
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Explains that Canada is currently deciding whether to harmonize with US or international accounting standards and …
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The fact that stocks going ex‐dividend decline in price by less than the dividend amount is theoretically attributed to … jurisdiction of the marginal investor. The stock price changes relative to the dividends are consistent with a tax clientele effect …. Further, the stock price changes are plausible given the tax rates. Ex‐dividend day behavior is different for non …
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Fixed income investments have been a topic of broad interest, in particular for institutional investors such as insurance companies and pensions schemes. They were considered safe heavens in turbulent times by almost all other institutional and individual investors and are used for strategies...
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1. Introduction -- 2. Bonds -- 3. Term Structure -- 4. Fixed Income Portfolio Management -- 5. Interest Rate Derivatives -- 6. Credit Derivatives -- 7. Bond Markets -- 8. Bond Funds -- 9. Risks and Risk Management -- 10. Bonds and Crises -- 11. Bonds and Debt -- 12. Bonds vs. Stocks -- 13....
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search frictions, firms price-to-market, with implications for the design of monetary policy. Country-specific shocks … generate deviations from the law of one price for traded goods which monetary policy acts to stabilize by influencing firm … markups. However, stabilizing law of one price deviations results in greater fluctuations in output. …
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We provide a decomposition of nominal yields into real yields, expectations of future inflation and inflation risk premiums when real bonds or inflation swaps are unavailable or unreliable due to their relative illiquidity. We combine nominal yields with surveys of inflation forecasts within a...
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