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The dominoes fall: a timeline of the squeeze and crash ...(Editorial)
December 1, 2008... In its leader of October 13, 2008, the Financial Times characterized the western world's banking system as suffering 'the equivalent of a cardiac arrest.' The collapse of confidence in the system means that 'it is now virtually impossible for any institution to finance itself in the markets...
1: Monetary policy surprises and the bank bill term premium.(Report)
December 1, 2008... Abstract: Has Australia's shift to an inflation-targeting monetary policy regime had a significant impact on investors' perception of interest-rate risks' in the market? We find that since 1990, unanticipated adjustments to monetary policy have had a significantly larger impact on the term...
2: Explaining credit ratings of Australian companies--an application of the Merton model.(Report)
December 1, 2008... Abstract:
This paper examines how the default likelihood indicator computed from the option-based model of Merton (1974) together with two default-related factors, namely firm size and book-to-market ratio, effectively explain credit ratings when compared to accounting ratios. Using...
3: A variable-rate loan-prepayment model for Australian mortgages.(Report)
December 1, 2008... Abstract:
This paper is an investigation of Australian mortgage-loan prepayment from a modelling perspective. A prepayment model for loans of mortgage-backed securities is developed specifically for the Australian mortgage market, and then empirically tested using (Reuters) Australian...
4: Share purchase plans in Australia: issuer characteristics and valuation implications.(Report)
December 1, 2008... Abstract:
Share purchase plans (SPPs) are of Jered exclusively to a company's registered shareholders, who may purchase up to $5,000 worth of shares in a 12-month period at a discount to the market price and without any brokerage charge. They have become one of the most frequently used...