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The “Market Model” In Investment Management
The Journal of Finance, 1980CURRENT INVESTMENT PRACTICE, much influenced by the literature of the past two decades on capital asset pricing, relies heavily upon the concept of the "market portfolio." It is believed that the market portfolio of all outstanding risky securities is the most appropriate construct, but that an acceptable substitute for each class of securities (or ...
Rudd, Andrew, Rosenberg, Barr
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Complementary Investment in Change Management and IT Investment Payoff
Information Systems Frontiers, 2003Measuring information technology payoff continues to be a challenge for organizations. Considering the impact of complementary investments on IT payoff has been proposed by recent studies. This paper examines the impact of one type of complementary investment on IT payoff: organizational change management initiatives to support IT implementation.
Susan A. Sherer +2 more
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Investment Management and the Investment Chain
2017Chapter 1 introduces the idea of the chain as related to investment management. It highlights the increasing importance and influence of the asset management industry and argues that, despite this fact, the behaviour and decision-making of asset managers has been little studied.
Diane-Laure Arjaliès +4 more
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Management Development Review, 1994
Investors in People (IIP) is a major governmental initiative aimed at local economic regeneration on a considerable scale and with huge financial backing. Examines the potential long‐term benefits to be gained by organizations achieving the IIP standard, and advises on the creation of a sustainable action plan according to four vital guiding principles.
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Investors in People (IIP) is a major governmental initiative aimed at local economic regeneration on a considerable scale and with huge financial backing. Examines the potential long‐term benefits to be gained by organizations achieving the IIP standard, and advises on the creation of a sustainable action plan according to four vital guiding principles.
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A Model to Coordinate Interests in Investment Management
International Game Theory Review, 2022The portfolio selection problem is treated as a two-player game: one player [Unit Investment Trust (UIT)] deals with investments, and the other (agent) allocates funds for it. The game is described in formal terms, and its solution is found. Note that the condition of sustainable development is derived directly from the game solution.
Grigory I. Belyavsky +2 more
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2020
Abstract This chapter assesses how the management of the nation’s long-term savings in what is now the Government Pension Fund Global brought Norges Bank a brand new responsibility from the mid-1990s, and an unusual one for a central bank.
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Abstract This chapter assesses how the management of the nation’s long-term savings in what is now the Government Pension Fund Global brought Norges Bank a brand new responsibility from the mid-1990s, and an unusual one for a central bank.
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The Ten Commandments for Managing Investments
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009Abstract Stress and distress are unavoidable aspects of dealing with the vagaries of financial markets and financial advisers. The purpose of this paper is to try to reduce the discomfort in dealing with investment advisers, and to make the journey up and down the financial mountain a little less stressful and more satisfying.
CAPORIN, MASSIMILIANO, MCALEER M.
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Managing Strategic IT Investment Decisions From IT Investment Intensity to Effectiveness
Information Resources Management Journal, 2000Many information technology projects fail, especially those intended as strategic. Yet, there is little research that attempts to explain the link between the IT investment intensity of strategic investment decisions (SIDs) and organizational decision-making, in order to understand this phenomenon.
Tzu-Chuan Chou +2 more
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Investment Management and Risk Sharing with Multiple Managers
The Journal of Finance, 1984ABSTRACTThis paper addresses the investor's decision to employ multiple managers for the management of investment funds. Under conditions such that specialization of managers and diversification among managers are not motives for the use of multiple managers, the paper shows that risk sharing considerations may be sufficient.
Barry, Christopher B, Starks, Laura T
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