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Optimal international asset allocation

The Journal of Portfolio Management, 1982
E uropean investors have had a sedular tradition of international diversification, but American institutions are only starting to invest abroadlin more than a casual manner. While the first and repeatedly proven argument advanced in favor of foreign investment is risk diversification,' many US managers also seek more profitable investment opportunities
Solnik, Bruno H., Noetzlin, B.
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Internal Control and Assets Management

2021
Risk management is a core element from a strategic and operational point of view. Conditions of the environment, financial scandals like Enron and Worldcom, globalization, and new technologies make risk a priority for companies that want to keep a sustainable competitive advantage under uncertainty.
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International Trade and Asset Prices

2022
We show that information gradually diffuses along supply chains. This notion can be applies in an international market sense. In particular, customer momentum persists across countries.
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External and Internal Asset Partitioning

2016
This chapter analyzes the economic consequences of external and internal asset partitioning, and it considers implications of this analysis for creditor remedies. External partitioning refers to the legal boundaries between business firms and their equity investors, while internal partitioning refers to the legal boundaries within corporate groups. The
Henry Hansmann, Richard Squire
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Lessons for International Asset Allocation

Financial Analysts Journal, 1993
(1993). Lessons for International Asset Allocation. Financial Analysts Journal: Vol. 49, No. 2, pp. 63-77.
Patrick Odier, Bruno Solnik
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The Comovement of International Asset Returns [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of International Business Studies, 1979
Previous studies have analyzed the comovement of international stock returns during periods of fixed exchange rates[11, 15]. Results of these studies have indicated an increasing correlation between U.S. stocks and foreign stock returns. This paper explores the weekly comovement of international equity and long–term bond returns for nine industrialized
Joseph E Finnerty, Thomas Schneeweis
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International Instability and Asset Pricing

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
We study the relationship between the international instability and asset prices. Using country-level military expenditure data, we construct a proxy for the international instability, measured as the growth rate of global military expenditure to GDP ratio, to capture the political tension and international conflicts caused by military expansion in an ...
Zhuo Chen, Andrea Y. Lu, Clair Yang
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Asset management - An international discipline

2008
The efficient delivery of services is repeatedly emphasised across the public sector. Rarely do performance reports focus on the key fact that public services are invariably delivered directly or indirectly from buildings. The property portfolio of public organisations has to be right for people - for staff and customers - and for the processes for ...
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Fiat Money as an Asset, Nominal Assets, and International Finance

2003
Abstract Our basic model has Ccommodities, and an associated vector of spot prices for the spot markets at each event. If there was a generally accepted commodity (e.g. gold) that acted as a unit of account, then our analysis could be interpreted as a commodity standard economy.
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International Trusts and assets protection

Trusts & Trustees, 2014
The aim of this brief paper is to clarify the relation between protecting assets through a trust and the necessity of safeguarding creditors from acts that may be detrimental to their rights. Following this approach, it will be shown that a trust is a legitimate way to protect assets, but it cannot be stretched to the point of being abused.
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