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    publications of Sharpe (1964), Lintner (1965) and Mossin (1966) the CAPM is a basic model of pricing of capital assets, the model offers a set of predictions about an equilibrium of expected return on risky assets. CAPM is one of the basic pillar of financial economy. The CAPM offers a set of predictions concerning about how to measure risk and the relation among an expected return and a risk. Another applications of CAPM is to evaluate the performance of managed portfolios and to estimate the…

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    assets. A total return objective (roughly equal to the grant rate plus the inflation rate, but not less than the 5% required for maintenance of the foundation’s tax-exempt status) is appropriate. Risk Tolerance: The increase in the foundation’s financial flexibility arising from Mr. Franklin’s gift and the change in the committee’s spending policy have increased the foundation’s ability to assume risk. The organization has a more or less infinite expected life span and, in the context of this…

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    choices. In the literature on sports betting markets, the Favourite-Longshot Bias (FLB) is one of the biases that has been investigated a lot in previous studies. In simple words, this is the term for the financial behaviour…

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    in Indianapolis, Indiana, during 1993 when the shopping center division of Melvin Simon & Associates became a publicly-traded company that owns, develops, manages, leases and acquires primarily regional malls and community shopping centers. With a market cap of $60.8 billion, they are more than twice as large as the next biggest competitor, General Growth Properties. Hence, the following report analyzes SPG monthly performance from January 2005 until October 2015. In order to study SPG…

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    works of Harry Markowitz (1952, 1959) and Roy (1952). According to Markowitz (1952), risk can be eliminated through diversification by spreading the wealth across the assets. In his work, Markowitz (1959) implemented the theory of mean-variance of market portfolio which provided the initial foundation for capital asset pricing model. His model was a static model which assumed that investors tend to invest in a portfolio at time t-1, and gave stochastic return in the period t. One of the main…

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    attracted many researchers. In spite of numerous criticisms concerning the validity of the CAPM, it is broadly used in the field of financial economics. Alternatively we have the Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT), being a less limiting model as opposed to the CAPM, however,…

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    foreclose their loan. This is a very user friendly tool where all the applicant needs to do is fill out the loan amount, rate of interest and tenure for which the loan has to be taken. The EMI amount will appear just below the calculator. There are many financial websites such as paisabazaar.com that offer this tool. State Bank of Hyderabad Personal Loan Emi Calculator State of Hyderabad offers personal loans at low interest rates. An EMI calculator can be used to determine the EMI amount on…

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    As we have learned, liquidity risk is the risk that a given security or asset can 't be exchanged rapidly enough in the market to preventing losses from occurring. Liquidity is a financial institution’s, such as banks, insurance companies, and investment banks, capacity to meet its money and collateral commitments without causing unsuitable misfortunes. Adequate liquidity is reliant upon the foundation 's capacity to proficiently meet both expected and unforeseen money streams and security needs…

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    Fair market value is a standard typically used for real estate valuation, certain tax issues, and employee stock ownership plans. Fair value in a legal context is a standard typically used for business interest valuation for estate tax and business litigation. Fair value in a financial reporting context is appropriate for the preparation of financial statements. The terms fair market value and fair value are typically used in business-owner buy-sell agreements without proper consideration of the…

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    The efficient market hypothesis (EMH) is widely used to analyse the financial market and security prices. The EMH is efficient if public information is totally reflected by asset prices (Malkiel, 2003, p.59). Malkiel (2003, p.59) implies that information of stock market was exactly shown by security market. In the last ten years, the EMH had significant effect on the financial market. This essay aims to show the three main types of the EMH and analyses if the EMH works in the real market…

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