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Bangladesh has been pursued an active exchange rate policy from the very inception of the country’s independence in 1971, which is reflected in frequently announced nominal exchange rate changes of the Bangladesh Bank. Islam (2003) cited 89 adjustments in the exchange rate of taka in terms of dollar from 1983 onward of which 83 were devaluation. Aziz (2003) observed 41 times devaluation between 1991 and 2000. Younus et al (2006) state that between 1972 and 2002 the ‘Taka’ was devalued about 130 times

transaction, whereas we will value InfoSoft for sale in an initial public offering. 3 Estimating Valuation Inputs at Private Firms The value of a private firm is the present value of expected cash flows discounted back at an appropriate discount rate. Since this construct is not different from the one we used to value publicly traded firms, the differences between private firms and publicly traded firms have to show up in how we estimate these inputs to the discounted cash flow model. Discount

portfolio. The corporate tax rate is 35 percent. The corresponding probabilities are also listed. State 1 2 3 4 Probability 0.1 0.3 0.4 0.2 Return on Equity 3% 8 20 15 Return on Debt 8% 8 10 10 Return on the Market 5% 10 15 20 a. What is the beta of Compton Technology debt? b. What is the beta of Compton Technology stock? c. If the debt-to-equity ratio of Compton Technology is 0.5, what is the asset beta of the company? 2. (RWJ, exercise 12.10) Is the discount rate for the projects of a

the annual rate of return you are getting on your investment: Coupon Rate:  | Annual payout as a percentage of the bond's par value | Current Yield:  | Annual payout as a percentage of the current market price you'll actually pay | Yield-to-Maturity:  | Composite rate of return off all payouts, coupon and capital gain (or loss) | (The capital gain or loss is the difference between par value and the price you actually pay.) The yield-to-maturity is the best measure of the return rate, since it

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due to currency, interest rate and liquidity risks. Objectives • Understand the tools commonly used in interest rate risk management • Establish an effective ALM policy (understand derivatives products and their role in ALM) • Establish an ALCO with focused aims and objectives • Interpret Value-at-Risk measurement concepts, applications and resulting reports • Understand current regulatory requirements, in particular Basel II Accord, and how this relates to ALM “interest rate risk in the banking book”

➢ MW : buoyancy ➢ Annular velocity: function of annulus size and flow rate ➢ Viscosity : to avoid slip velocity 1 Shear stress and shear rate: How to quantify viscosity Shear stress: τ= F/A τ in dynes/cm3 F = force applied to overcome resistance of fluid to flow in dynes A = Area subjected to stress in cm2 Shear rate : γ = V/H γ in sec –1 V = Relative velocity of fluid

or loss from a CDS position cannot be computed simply by taking the difference between current market quoted price plus the coupons received and the purchase price. To value a CDS we need to use a term structure of default swap spreads, a recovery rate assumption and a model. To see this, consider an investor who initially buys 5-year protection on a company at a default swap spread of 60bp and then wishes to value the position after one year. On that date the 4-year credit default swap spread quoted

(domestic/industrial/agricultural): total: 0.99 cu km/yr (18%/8%/74%); (USA=477 cu km/yr) per capita: 61 cu m/yr; (USA=1600 cu m/yr) Society : | |HIV/AIDS - adult prevalence rate |HIV/AIDS - people living with HIV/AIDS |HIV/AIDS - deaths | |Rate/Number |5.1% |540,000 |39,000 | |Country comparison to the world

Exchange rate System I. Historical background carries a new monetary system 1. 2. 3. The pre-War situation Birth of the Bretton Woods system Overview of the Bretton Woods agreement – Core features – The Bretton Woods Institutions II. The Bretton Woods Regime 1. Exchange rate mechanism 2. The Bretton Woods experience III. Collapse of the Bretton Woods system 1. 2. External Causes Main Causes Conclusion and Lessons International Economics_ The Bretton Woods Exchange rate System