Sentence examples for of a given asset from inspiring English sources

It then "hedged" the risk of such contracts, for example by buying the gas "futures" that the New York Mercantile Exchange began to trade in 1990 - a "future" being a standardised contract to buy or sell a set quantity of a given asset at a set price on a given future date.

An SES indicator was constructed giving equal weight to each asset and rescaling it so that values of a given asset variable fall within the range [0, 1].

To begin, each asset variable was coded with the same valence (i.e. increasing values correspond to greater socio-economic status (SES)) and effectively given equal weight by rescaling so that all values of a given asset variable fall within the range (0, 1).

Current QRA methods for debris flow hazards are based primarily on empirical vulnerability functions that relate hazard intensity (depth, velocity, etc.) to expected levels of loss for a given asset of concern, i.e. most of current methods are dedicated to loss-intensity relations.

These represent only a small subset of the literature on quantitative finance but they help get a sense of current research activities for a given asset class or subject.

John Geanakoplos has shown that small changes in the willingness of creditors to lend against a given asset can have large effects on that asset's price.

Yale's John Geanakoplos has long argued that small changes in the willingness of creditors to lend against a given asset can have large effects on that asset's price.

They also imply that, as a consequence, pricing differs depending on the bank's funding rate that is, it violates the law of one price, which determines that a given asset, traded in two different markets, must have only one price in order to avoid arbitrage opportunities.

We can't define the risks precisely because we don't know the future long-term returns of any given asset class.

Impact assessment is more deterministic, and examines the outcome of the interaction between a hazard of a given intensity and an asset with particular qualities or attributes (Panza et al., 2011).

Inflation is also playing a role, eroding assets and the value of foundation giving; assets have not grown since 2000, after adjustment for inflation.