Sentence examples for On arbitrage from inspiring English sources

His recent work focuses on arbitrage opportunities and the role of banking regulation.

The Black-Scholes equation was based on arbitrage pricing theory, in which both drift and volatility are constant.

Present trends suggest many firms may need to tilt toward aggregation or at least to be more judicious in their reliance on arbitrage.

Dabba offers free local calls to the people of Orange Farm, a township near Johannesburg where it has built its first network.Second, Mr Lissoos bases his business model on arbitrage.

"Arbitrage is the business of picking up pennies in front of steamrollers," said Laurie Pinto, chief executive of North Square Blue Oak Capital in London, which works with hedge funds on arbitrage bets.

"More and more of the revenue on Wall Street is based on arbitrage -- trading bets -- as opposed to investing in companies that actually make something and hire people," Obama told Marketwatch radio on Wednesday.

Last but not least, it should be acknowledged that the valuation of derivatives based on arbitrage-free replication (or superhedging) should not be seen as the most realistic pricing approach, but rather a mathematical idealization of a much more complex situation, and thus other pricing paradigms should also be examined.

No time, resources, and energy will be wasted on arbitraging the minds of the two big currency masters, prompting the best growth and prosperity scenario of all.

Beyond a lack of larger investors focused on arbitraging these situations, the borrowing costs of shorting the stock of the acquiring company can lead to an opportunity for retail investors.

Many of its UK retail punters, one suspects, would say they want nothing to do with a bid that rests on tax arbitrage on a grand scale.

"I was never grilled on risk arbitrage, or asked to give a presentation on it," Mr. Schwarzman said when I contacted him this week.