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Imputing expected security returns from portfolio composition
Sharpe, William F. - In: Journal of financial and quantitative analysis : JFQA 9 (1974) 3, pp. 463-472
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Likely gains from market timing
Sharpe, William F. - In: Financial analysts' journal : FAJ 31 (1975) 2, pp. 60-69
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Mean-absolute-deviation characteristic lines for securities and portfolios
Sharpe, William F. - In: Management science : journal of the Institute for … 18 (1971) 2, pp. B1-B13
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Optimal funding and asset allocation rules for defined-benefit pension plans
Harrison, J. Michael; Sharpe, William F. - 1982
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Optimal funding and asset allocation rules for defined-benefit pension plans
Harrison, J. Michael; Sharpe, William F. - In: Financial aspects of the United States pension system, (pp. 91-105). 1983
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Risk, return and yield
Sharpe, William F.; Sosin, Howard B. - In: Financial analysts' journal : FAJ 32 (1976) 2, pp. 33-42
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Risk-return classes of New York Stock Exchange common stocks, 1931-1967
Sharpe, William F.; Copper, Guy M. - In: Financial analysts' journal : FAJ 28 (1972) 2, pp. 46-54,81-85
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Optimal Funding and Asset Allocation Rules for Defined-Benefit Pension Plans
Harrison, J. Michael - 1982
This paper considers a world in which pension funds may default, the cost of the associated risk of default is not borne fully by the sponsoring corporation, and there are differential tax effects. The focus is on ways in which the wealth of the shareholders of a corporation sponsoring a pension...
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Optimal Funding and Asset Allocation Rules for Defined-Benefit Pension Plans
Harrison, J. Michael - 2010
This paper considers a world in which pension funds may default, the cost of the associated risk of default is not borne fully by the sponsoring corporation, and there are differential tax effects. The focus is on ways in which the wealth of the shareholders of a corporation sponsoring a pension...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012763064