Sentence examples for tradeable assets from inspiring English sources

And while the biggest banks were carrying lots of trading assets on their books, Laux and Leuz show that, at the height of the bubble, straight loans and leases still constituted roughly half of their assets, while a sizable chunk of their tradeable assets were things like mortgage-backed securities, which ultimately derived their value from the (often worthless) mortgages that underlay them.

But there is one SDF m within the space of tradeable assets that prices all assets.

Even though not traded, prices of tax payments can be constructed from tradeable assets.

The case with uncertainty solely about the drifts of tradeable assets (i.e. for (underline {a}=overline {a}=I_{ntimes n})) has been solved in (Becherer and Kentia 2017, Section 4.6).

This approach is based on my years of experience as an institutional economist working to put economic theory into practice in order to: (i) correctly identify and evaluate the impact of informality and (ii) apply the institutional reforms to successfully transform the informal economy and property rights into tradeable assets (establishing the foundations for any economic development).

It's the definitive neoliberal triumph: the monetisation and marketisation of nature, its reduction to a tradeable asset.

There is still a long way to go before James is forgotten, but with Cleveland having a tradeable asset in Antawn Jamison and a solid group of young players, things are looking up for the Cavaliers.

For incomplete markets in continuous time, we solve the problem of robust hedging and valuation under combined uncertainty about both the drifts and the volatilities of the Itô processes which describe the evolution of the tradeable asset prices in an underlying non-Markovian model for the financial market.

So, the Bills being the Bills, they take Spiller ninth overall... devaluing Lynch as a tradeable asset... and then wheel Lynch to Seattle for two third rounders.

They didn't budge after the 1970s, when Wall Street got involved in the mortgage market, when Lew Ranieri, who's the godfather of this whole thing at Salomon Brothers, set about to turn mortgages into a tradeable asset.

Notice that price equality concerns the tradeable financial assets.