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Applying real options thinking to company valuation seems theoretically and intuitively appealing. However, the real option analogy of a single European option as well as the compound option proxy perform poorly when applied to company valuation. We therefore suggest to rework the building...
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Applying real options thinking to company valuation seems theoretically and intuitively appealing. However, the real option analogy of a single European option as well as the compound option proxy perform poorly when applied to company valuation. We therefore suggest to rework the building...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010759436
This paper explores employment effects of new technologies using the example of modern biotechnology and empirical data for the German biotech industry. We differentiate between direct employment effects in small and medium-sized biotechnology firms and indirect effects in established...
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<title>Abstract</title> Many railway companies in Europe operate periodic timetables. Yet most timetables are not entirely periodic but have a mixture of different periodicities and many exceptions to cope with changing demand. Current approaches for automatic timetable generation are not able to deal with...
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In the post-crisis era, financial institutions seem to be more aware of the risks posed by extreme events. Even though there are attempts to adapt methodologies drawing from the vast academic literature on the topic, there is also skepticism that fat-tailed models are needed. In this paper, we...
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Analyzing comovements in equity markets is important for risk diversification in portfolio management. Copulas have several advantages compared to the linear correlation measure in modeling comovement. This paper introduces a copula ARMA-GARCH model for analyzing the comovement of indexes in...
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This paper examines the properties that a risk measure should satisfy in order to characterize an investor's preferences. In particular, we propose some intuitive and realistic examples that describe several desirable features of an ideal risk measure. This analysis is the first step in...
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This paper discusses and analyzes risk measure properties in order to understand how a risk measure has to be used to optimize the investor's portfolio choices. In particular, we distinguish between two admissible classes of risk measures proposed in the portfolio literature: safety-risk...
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The study investigates whether the stable Paretian hypothesis is more adequate to explain the returns of US agency mortgage pass-through securities than the traditional normal distribution assumption. The daily returns of six representative index generics of Lehman Brothers are investigated in...
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