Titlebook: Global Risk Premia on International Investments; Peter Oertmann Textbook 1997 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 1997 Arbitragepreistheorie.Ass

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Empirical design,on international stock and bond markets. The present chapter provides the link between the theoretical considerations on beta pricing supplied in Chapter 2 as well as Chapter 3 and the empirical analysis constituting the second main part of this work.

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Textbook 1997ck and bond markets. To successfully control the risk of globally diversified portfolios, asset managers need to have a distinct understanding of the forces influencing the returns on international financial markets. Peter Oertmann provides empirical evidence on the cross-sectional structure as well

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Zoos in Europe and World War II,eeded to measure the risk of an investment. Moreover, a functional relationship between risk and expected return has to be specified. The appropriate measuring of risk as well as the modeling of the risk-return trade-off can be derived from some fundamental principles of valuation.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230274242-specific consumption and investment opportunities imply that investors from different countries perceive asset returns differently. One of the central issues in international valuation theory is to examine how these differences affect the investors’ portfolio holdings and the expected returns of assets in a certain numeraire currency.

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Nursing Perspectives in Bioethicsrpose of the examination documented in this chapter is to explore whether some of the seven predetermined global risk factors can explain a portion of the comovement among international market returns.

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,Abschlie?ende Betrachtung und Ausblick,affect their average returns in the spirit of beta pricing theory. However, sub-period estimation results strongly indicate that the rewards global investors can expect for bearing such risks vary considerably over time.

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,Berichte von Alfred Mathias Peter Hürter,conditional as well as conditional beta pricing models. All in all, plenty of facts and manifold notions are provided on the risks, returns, and expected returns of investing capital on global markets.

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Beta pricing in an international environment,-specific consumption and investment opportunities imply that investors from different countries perceive asset returns differently. One of the central issues in international valuation theory is to examine how these differences affect the investors’ portfolio holdings and the expected returns of assets in a certain numeraire currency.