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Adverse selection in a loan model

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Firstly, let us note that the equilibrium bidding schedule is flatter in the limit order market (8.15) than in the uniform price market (8.17); this is because with price discrimination, competition for liquidity provision intensifies. Figure 8.1 plots the bid schedule under the discriminatory (8.16) and the uniform pricing rules (8.18) for different numbers of [...]

The tactical asset allocation in credit portfolios

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The tactical asset allocation in credit portfolios combines top-down- and bottom-up analyses in order to arrive at medium- to short-term investment decisions. In this step of the investment process three major subjects are tackled: Spread class selection, Sector allocation, and Credit curve positioning. When making a decision about the allocation of resources to different spread [...]

Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP)

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The most significant component of EESA is the Troubled Asset Relief Program (“TARP”). TARP permits the Treasury, through the new Office of Financial Stability, to use up to $700 billion to purchase troubled assets from financial institutions. The Act defines “troubled assets” and “financial institution” very broadly, allowing great flexibility for the Treasurer’s activities. The [...]

Federal efforts to calm the financial system

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The federal government and its agencies have taken, and continue to take, a variety of steps to thaw credit markets, restore confidence in financial institutions, and stimulate the economy. Secretary of the Treasury Henry M. Paulson remarked that there is no “playbook” for responding to the turmoil in the economy. Federal actions are by no [...]

Overview of the financial crisis

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The U.S. and world financial systems are undergoing the most significant market and credit disruptions since the Great Depression. Though economists will debate the origin of the crisis for years to come, it is apparent that the cause is due, in part, to the combination of low interest rates, excessive risk-taking and investor demand for [...]

American Merchandise

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The rhetoric of both the U.S. administration and U.S. banks increasingly annoying. The people want the Hau-jerk politics fortunately no longer follow. Fortunately, an early election in the United States of America. The country is manageable in that phase of approximately two to three months in which the White House and Capitol Hill times not [...]

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Introduction to Financial Shark Blog

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Welcome to financial-shark.com This blog is focusing on helping others take control of their financial well-being. Articles concerning personal finance like credit cards, retirement planning, college funding, and many more will be the primary theme of the posts. Our aim is to not weigh readers down with obsolete numbers and formulas, and provide a unique [...]

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