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2021
In this chapter we show how to price a derivative on human life by using the tools already developed in the previous chapter. In particular, we show three cases: (1) the longevity bond, (2) the out of date Tontine, and (3) the death bond. These particular assets are just examples of a design that could be used to create many other actuarial derivatives
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In this chapter we show how to price a derivative on human life by using the tools already developed in the previous chapter. In particular, we show three cases: (1) the longevity bond, (2) the out of date Tontine, and (3) the death bond. These particular assets are just examples of a design that could be used to create many other actuarial derivatives
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The demand for financial assets
European Economic Review, 1979Abstract This paper provides a systems approach to a set of four demand-for-liquid-assets equations in The Netherlands, using quarterly data over the period 1963 1975. The main findings are firstly: the estimated cross-elasticity of time and savings deposits reveals complementarity, and secondly: cyclical shifts in the demand equations are ...
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Uncertainty and Financial Assets
2011AbstractThis chapter provides an overview of uncertainty at the individual and general equilibrium level. It evaluates the behavior of an individual who has to take decisions in uncertain environments. It looks at the traditional expected utility maximization theory, and also provides a few measures of risk aversion.
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The Indexation of Financial Assets
1993The military government that took power in 1964 concentrated initially on reducing the inflation rate. This was attempted through ‘gradualist’ policies which were thought more appropriate for a fragile economy that could not absorb a ‘shock treatment’ stabilisation programme.1 Admitting that inflation would not fall instantaneously to low levels, the ...
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2013
There are two basic categories of investment assets: financial assets and real assets. For the purposes of this chapter, however, we will be discussing what most people think of when the term investment is mentioned: financial assets, such as stocks and bonds denominated and traded in U.S. dollars.
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There are two basic categories of investment assets: financial assets and real assets. For the purposes of this chapter, however, we will be discussing what most people think of when the term investment is mentioned: financial assets, such as stocks and bonds denominated and traded in U.S. dollars.
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Navigating financial toxicity in patients with cancer: A multidisciplinary management approach
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2022Maria Pisu +2 more
exaly
Time to add screening for financial hardship as a quality measure?
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2021Ya-Chen Tina Shih +2 more
exaly
Economy and law
The article defines and considers a range of individual problems related to the functioning of digital financial assets. The features of the issue, accounting and circulation of digital financial assets are noted. It is concluded that the legal facts underlying the emergence of monetary claims for digital financial assets may be different depending on ...
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The article defines and considers a range of individual problems related to the functioning of digital financial assets. The features of the issue, accounting and circulation of digital financial assets are noted. It is concluded that the legal facts underlying the emergence of monetary claims for digital financial assets may be different depending on ...
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2019
Abstract This chapter examines the legal requirements for safeguarding money, book-entry securities, and central counterparty (CCP) cleared contracts. It first considers the duty of banks and investment firms to safeguard proprietary interests in account-based assets before discussing the equitable character of the investor’s interest in
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Abstract This chapter examines the legal requirements for safeguarding money, book-entry securities, and central counterparty (CCP) cleared contracts. It first considers the duty of banks and investment firms to safeguard proprietary interests in account-based assets before discussing the equitable character of the investor’s interest in
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