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    Question 4 Question 5 Question 6 Question 7 Question 8 Question 9 Question 10 Question 11 Question 12 Option b d b b c d d d c c a b spot market derivative market no arbitrage Question 2 Fundamental concepts of derivative markets: What are derivatives? Derivatives can be defined as the instruments whose value depends on the value of underlying assets which may be a commodity, metal, money currency, any stock or indices. The main purpose of derivatives is to avoid risk. Major uses of derivatives …

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    of $52.50 (Yahoo Finance, 2015); (Appendix E). Recent history has categorized the company as automotive because of its larger auto presence, although it has always been a multi-industrial company (Encylopedia.com, 2015). The Johnson Controls, Inc. stock when compared to it-self trends upward. When compared to its multi-industrial peers, holds its own but needs improvement. As the company strives to attain multi-industrial classification around the world, the numbers would require separating…

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    G. Cement, and Attock Cement. For our debt instruments, we decided to invest in Standard Chartered Bank of Pakistan and Engro Corporation LTD. After reviewing the websites of Pakistan Credit Rating Agency Ltd (PACRA) , SECP, Islamabad Stock Exchange, Karachi Stock Exchange, and various other sources, we extracted the following information. We have created a portfolio for our investments in the tables…

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    associates and employees of the company. Waffle House stock is not open to the public and most stock is purchased by employees or given to employees based on promotion. The company website says that Waffle House stock has increased in the past 60 years and the generation of stock is solely based on the performance of restaurants. According to privco.com, Waffle House has a 4% Annual Revenue growth rate per year. The company also has a 4.3% Employee Growth Rate. The 3 year average for S & P 500…

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    Prize and the Booty - Case Study On the 25 February, 1603 Jacob van Heemskerck and his crew attacked the Santa Catarina, a merchant ship from Portugal which carried a very highly priced cargo of trade goods. The total price was more than three million guilders. This created discussion about the legitimacy of the attack on the Portuguese merchant ship. In order to justify Jacob van Heemskercks actions, Grotius’ literary works have to be taken into consideration as he addressed different laws…

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    1. Introduction 1.1 Background of the company Shopkick, based in Redwood City, California (in Silicon Valley), was co-founded by Cyriac Roeding, Jeff Sellinger, and Aaron Emigh in 2009 and has investors that include venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, as well as Reid Hoffman (co-founder of LinkedIn Corp), and Greylock Partners. The company has raised $20 million in venture funding. CEO Cyriac Roeding, founder and EVP of CBS’s mobile unit, created the concept of rewards for…

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    Corporate Governance Corporate governance is a system which consists of a bundle of rules with practices through which a company is controlled and directed. It primarily comprises of a balance in the interests of stakeholders such as management, shareholders, government and even the community. Board of directors are responsible for the governance of their companies (The Financial Aspects of Corporate Governance 1992). -The shareholders hold the right to appoint directors and auditors and to…

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    1. Explain why total financial assets in the economy must equal total financial liabilities Financial asset is intangible property from a contractual claim such as stocks, bank deposits, and bonds. All of them should be worth to receive monetary value. Financial liability is a company's obligation or debt which a company has to pay back the amount of borrowing money. Total financial assets and total financial should be equal it's because the balance sheet is based on accounting equation. Since…

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    allocation? Why is this used? This is a technique used to spread your investment dollars across several asset categories. The investment categories may include cash and cash alternatives, bonds, stocks, real estate, mutual funds, imaginable. The goal is to maximize your return. 3. What are common stocks? What are the advantages and disadvantages of…

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    In January 2001, a major merger was announced between AOL and Time Warner. The merger was aimed to create the world’s first fully integrated media and communication company for the internet century in an all stock combination valued at $350 billion dollars. It was considered “The Deal of the Century” because they believed that each company being the best in its field, complemented their strengths which suggested the possibility of a mutually beneficial relationship. The merger deal was trouble…

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