Posts Tagged ‘Estate Planning’
The best method of calculating credit outcome
Saturday, January 2, 2010 11:32 Comments OffAnalyses that deal with the integration of high-yielding instruments in bond portfolios must take into account the market inefficiencies mentioned above. Otherwise, false conclusions cannot be ruled out. Because of the biased correlations between individual bonds, historical estimates of the volatility of high-yield indices are too low. Generally, this causes suboptimal portfolio weights that are [...]
Cover for all potential loan problems
Saturday, December 5, 2009 18:21 Comments OffLevy (1992) points out that lower partial moments of first order are consistent with second-order stochastic dominance. The concept of stochastic dominance has several important advantages. It requires no distributional assumptions, takes all the moments of the return distributions into account and requires only very mild assumptions about investor behavior. With respect to the comparison [...]
Improve you credit score
Sunday, November 22, 2009 18:23 Comments OffOur study displays the composition of the optimized portfolios. As a comparison the market capitalization weights should be kept in mind. Roughly speaking, the market weights of government bonds, agencies and mortgage-backed securities with respect to the US bond market are 26, 12, and 32 percent. Investment grade and high-yield corporate bonds are responsible for [...]
Eliminate money wastage in credit
Monday, October 12, 2009 17:04 Comments OffFor decades, leading Japanese companies have directed much of their cost-management efforts towards muda or waste elimination. This involves techniques such as process analysis, mapping and re-engineering, which are important parts of operational decision-making. The value of process analysis is that it enables waste to be identified and eliminated and costs to be reduced by [...]
Use budgets for dynamic credit management
Saturday, October 10, 2009 19:16 Comments OffUse budgets for dynamic financial management. Budget early so financial requirements are known as soon as possible. Consider the best time-period for the budget. This is normally a year, but it depends on the type of business. Budgets can be of interest to people outside the business as well as providing a starting point for [...]