Post one liners here: If our Human Capital is Bond-like, we should invest more aggressively (equity) and our demand for life insurance increases.
A short position in an option is either out-of-the-money and no payment is due, or it is in-the-money and the short owes payment to the long. Therefore the short position bears NO CREDIT RISK.
Honour willingness as long as it is below or equal to ability – except for the wealthy independent!
If you can’t decide which of the A B C to choose and C says Either all correct or all incorrect; choose C. This is called error minimizing choice.
additional compensation arrangement requires both clients and employer give the written approval.
Box Spread: combo of a Bull Call and Bear Put Spread; a non-directional strategy. . . seeks to exploit arbitrage opportunities between options prices of the same underlying. Taylor Rule: gives an estimate for central bank interest rate decisions: R target = R Neutral + 0.5*(GDP expected - GDP trend) + 0.5*(Inflation expected - Inflation target)
Grinold and Kroner: r=D1/P+g+i-repo yield+P/E
delta (P/E) ^, right?
mwvt9 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > delta (P/E) ^, right? Oops…you’re absolutely right. My bad!
When distinguishing between Type I and Type II errors, remember “Type I HORN.” Type I HO (Null Hypothesis) RN (Reject Null) Null = Manager adds no value; Reject and conclude that manager adds value when he actually does not.
Don’t forget SAMURAI: Specified in advance, Appropriate, Measurable, Unambiguous, Reflective of current environment, Accountable (Manager), Investable.
Return objective for a foundation: spending requirement + inflation + management costs If set up in perpetuity our goal is to preserve real purcahsing power.
Types of benchmarks - MBS FRAC! Manager Universe Broad Mrkt indices Style indices Factor model Returns based Absoute Custom
If only defense - lack of action or inaction ceteris paribus - bcoz of unexpected action/event, all else same
passthismofo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Don’t forget SAMURAI: > > Specified in advance, Appropriate, Measurable, > Unambiguous, Reflective of current environment, > Accountable (Manager), Investable. R = “reflective of current investment opinion” meaning that the securities in the benchmark should be those that the mgr follows.
Legal / Regulatory Constraints for Endowments and Foundations: UMIFA and Prudent Investor
for asset betas including pension, B(e)=B(a)(D/E). so adjust the equation to make equity Beta the same.
ERISA prohibits investment of more than 10% of DB plan assets in the company stock, but NO such law applies to DC plans
Durations: Dfixed-Dfloating>0. To shorten duration take floating Asset (i.e. receive floating and pay fixed)
I [insert name] [ValueAddict] PLEDGE TO CONQUER THE UNIVERSE AND ACHIEVE ALL OF MY GOALS! I WILL PREVAIL!!!