risky asset
collocation in Englishmeaningsofriskyandasset
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risky
adjective
uk/ˈrɪs.ki/us/ˈrɪs.ki/
involving the possibility of something ...
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asset
noun
uk/ˈæs.et/us/ˈæs.et/
a useful or valuable quality, skill, ...
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(Definition ofriskyandassetfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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However, under the assumption of homogeneous beliefs about the covariance matrix of future payoffs, short-sale constraints will only increaseriskyassetprices.
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The second stage shows that putting all wealth into theriskyassetis optimal in all possible states.
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In particular, a consumer invests in a portfolio composed of a risk-free and ariskyasset.
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At the end of the year, the proceeds are reinvested in theriskyassetfor a further year, and so on.
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I get a theory which is the same as if there is only oneriskyassetout there?
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In this context mortgages are derivatives on the stochastic interest rate and theriskyasset.
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The aggregate demand for ariskyassetdepends upon traders' individual expectations of future prices of the asset.
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Lower exposure to the potentially high-yieldingriskyassettherefore reduces the option value of delaying annuitization.
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Parameters are chosen such that each agent is content with investing his entire wealth in theriskyasset.
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Since we focus on more than oneriskyasset, our approach allows us to study the relationship between different asset prices.
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Increasing the sensitivity of theriskyassetprice to the relative excess demand may determine a loss of stability through two possible bifurcation paths.
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The first situation is where all the money is invested for (say) one year in ariskyasset.
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Toward this end, we consider a multiperiod model of optimal timing of irreversible investment in a singleriskyasset.
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Ariskyassetmix may well lead to a high average return and hence a high funding ratio in the long run.
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In particular, suppose there is ariskyassetavailable for pension investment with the same expected return.
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With a fixed inflation rate, the only uncertainty in the model now comes from the yearly return on theriskyassetut.
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