Monthly Archives: June, 2009
Exploiting Position
The importance of position in framing plans (and creating value) is evident in the more complex strategies employed by the entertainment industry. An entertainment industry myth is that owning a hit television show or movie is the key to a winning strategy. “Content is king” is an old catchphrase of the media and the entertainment [...]
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Recent Posts
- Credit informational asymmetries
- Adverse selection in a loan model
- Conditional credit expectation rule
- A credit discriminatory pricing rule
- Types of bank capital represent its own credit risk class
- Different degrees of loans subordination
- General fluctuations of credit spreads
- Investors require a premium for taking on credit risk
- Lagging indicators of credit quality
- Selection of your credit spread class
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