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In China, I have organized a group of equity investors to share ideas and insights about fundamental investing, and I help start-up fund managers who share a long-term philosophy get their businesses off the ground.
Meanwhile, only 10% of total social funding comes from the equity market.
The problem is that balanced budgets and stable debt-to-national income ratios are poor indicators of generational equity.
An innovation called "generational accounting" sheds new light on the issue of generational equity.
Where would you guess this enchanted land of medical equity is?
But perhaps the most important factor behind our dramatic health-care gains has been the national equity agenda, which sets targets for supporting the needy and tracks progress toward meeting them.
In working toward health equity, Rwanda has made accessibility a top priority.
He points out that HFT already accounts for half of total turnover in some debt and foreign-exchange markets, and that it is dominant in US equity markets, accounting for more than one-third of daily trading, up from less than one-fifth in 2005.
A growing young population helps to maintain fiscal balance and ensure intergenerational equity, but it does not by itself increase incomes.
One problem is that the public’s appetite for a bailout of the unregulated and hemorrhaging “shadow” financial system, consisting of institutions like hedge funds and private equity firms, is rightly small, yet it too can serve to hold back bank lending if a large proportion of the distressed assets are held in weak institutions there.
This would enable central banks to hold instruments that behave like a widely diversified global equity portfolio.
This requires, first and foremost, abandoning the view that infrastructure assets fit into the paradigm of traditional asset classes like equity, debt, or real estate.
The new asset class would need its own standardized risk/return profile, accounting, for example, for the political risks that public-sector involvement may imply and for the lower returns from infrastructure relative to traditional private equity.
Companies with more women in top management and board positions better reflect the profiles of their customers and employees, benefit from more diverse views when solving problems, rank higher on indicators of organizational cooperation and health, and report higher profitability and returns on equity.
Furthermore, the CSRI study indicates higher returns on equity, higher valuations, and higher payout ratios, with no discernible differences in risk-taking.
Long-term interest rates fell, equity prices rose, and the euro declined relative to the dollar.
This would reduce the risk caused by high-debt ratios and put debt and equity on an equal footing.
In choosing the default option, the government or the employer nudges all employees into prevailing fads such as “buy equity for the long run.”
Rwanda has reduced both economic and health-care inequality, and demonstrates how “health equity” helps to build strong societies.
The international network of UGHE alumni, unified by their commitment to realize health equity for their own communities, will become a global force for change.
Similarly, changes in the cost of capital, including the equity cost of capital, have a minor impact on business investment.
Speculators could have “front run” the bank in the markets, selling short, driving equity prices down, and forcing the French financial institution to sell into a bottomless pit.
Feminizing the Command LineBRUSSELS – This year, International Women’s Day is focused on “inspiring change” and challenging the status quo to achieve gender equity worldwide.
Moreover, given that organizations with more women in management achieve a 35% higher return on equity and 34% better total return to shareholders than their counterparts, greater gender parity would be a boon for the sector.
Second, creditors who stayed in – by swapping old obligations either for new Brady bonds or for local equity – typically did very well.
It may also be possible to impose taxes on luxury goods (many of which are imported), thereby promoting equity without stifling growth.
Moreover, you should care about equity.
The search for higher yields drove investors and speculators to developing countries, where the inflows increased leverage, propped up equity prices, and in some cases supported a commodity price boom.
Equity markets in other developing countries also witnessed similar dramatic increases during this period.
Capital outflows of this magnitude are likely to have myriad effects: drying up liquidity, increasing the costs of borrowing and debt service, weakening currencies, depleting reserves, and leading to decreases in equity and other asset prices.
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