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People’s United Financial Inc. Q3 2009 Earnings Call Transcript
Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator Instructions Your first question comes from Bob Ramsey - FBR Capital Markets. Bob Ramsey - FBR Capital Markets Philip, you said at the start of the call that, you believe we’re getting closer to finding an acquisition. Is that just because of the passing of time...
Tags: Capital Market, Acquisition, Call Transcript, Earnings, People's United Financial Inc., IRR, Mergers & Acquisitions, Financial Services, Corporate Law, Investment, Finance, Business Operations, Seeking Alpha
Earnings calls 2009-10-16
Greif Inc. F4Q09 (Qtr End 10/31/09) Earnings Call Transcript
Question-and-Answer SessionOperator Operator Instructions Your first question comes from Chris Manuel - Keybanc Capital Markets. Christopher Manuel - Keybanc Capital Markets A couple of questions for you; first let’s start with if I can, couple of special items through the quarter, the asset disposals you had, can you...
Tags: Asset, Capital Market, Call Transcript, Earnings, Greif Inc., Asset Management, Investment, Financial Services, Operational Planning, Finance, Business Operations, Seeking Alpha
Earnings calls 2009-12-10
Management : Risk Standards 1-9
The article gives the idea of risk standards 1 to 9. The risk standard 1 states that Fiduciary responsibilities should be defined in writing and acknowledged in writing by the parties responsible. The standard 2 says that the Primary and Manager Fiduciaries should approve formal written policies, which reflect their...
Tags: Capital Market, Risk, Policy, Standards, Capital Market Risk Advisors, Quality, Strategy, Financial Services, Financial Planning, Investment, Security, Business Operations, Management, Finance
White papers 2003-01-01
Insuritization of Investments
The financial and insurance industries are in the process of convergence. While for the retail segment this has happened by combining the distribution channels of banking and insurance products especially life insurance, the convergence in the industrial area has taken the route of transferring insurance risks into the capital markets...
Tags: Capital Market, Investment, Global Treasury News, Insurance, Financial Planning, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance
White papers 2002-02-27
Using the Capital Markets to Mitigate Insurance Risks
This transaction demonstrates how capital markets can be used effectively to reduce insurance risk exposure. Noteholders, in return for an attractive yield, have purchased the risks of certain natural catastrophes (up to a maximum of US$200,000,000) associated with the Originator's property and construction portfolio for a period of three years....
Tags: Capital Market, Risk, Reinsurance, Global Treasury News, Insurance, Financial Planning, Investment, Financial Services, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance
White papers 2000-10-11
Summary of the 20 Risk Standards
20 risk standards have been summarized in this article. Some of the standards explained are: Acknowledgment of fiduciary responsibility, clearly defined organizational structure and key roles, consistent application of risk policies etc. All these have been discussed in detail. To know more, refer to the article.
Tags: Capital Market, Standards, Capital Market Risk Advisors, Quality, Investment, Financial Services, Business Operations, Finance
White papers 2003-01-01
Insurance Risk - Securitisation
Convergence can be defined as the process of moving towards union or uniformity. But the true meaning is that two separate markets have started performing the same function. Initially driven by the risk transfer needs of the insurance industry, and the diversification benefits perceived by the capital markets, the convergence...
Tags: Capital Market, Convergence, Insurance, Financial Planning, Investment, Financial Services, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance
White papers 2003-01-01
The Crisis Counselor
his paper examines the market for catastrophe event risk i.e., financial claims that are linked to losses associated with natural hazards, such as hurricanes and earthquakes. Risk management theory suggests protection by insurers and other corporations against the largest cat events is most valuable. We show, however, that historically most...
Tags: Capital Market, Theory, Reinsurance, Risk Management Theory, Insurance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance
White papers 2003-01-01
Disparity Between Pricing and Fundamentals : Temporary Or Permanent?
Many factors have contributed to the wide disparity between the weak real estate space markets and strong capital markets in recent years. The most powerful and important forces have come from the capital markets, where historically low mortgage rates, investor sentiment, lower return expectations and structural changes specific to the...
Tags: Asset, Capital Market, Pricing Strategy, Asset Management, Real Estate, Investment, Financial Services, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance
White papers 2003-10-01
Crisis in the Capital Markets Impacts German Life Insurance Companies
The German life insurance market is broken down into two components — risk life insurance, which provides coverage in the case of death or injury, and capital life insurance, which operates like an interest-generating savings account to be used for retirement. In the past, insurers offered capital life insurance plans...
Tags: Capital Market, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., Insurance Company, Life Insurance, Insurance, Financial Planning, Personal Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance
White papers 2002-10-02
Securistisation of Insurance Risk
The insurance markets and capital markets have long been bedfellows. Insurance and reinsurance companies regularly use the capital markets to issue loans and raise equity. Also insurance companies both life and general have substantial funds to invest, and many have fund management operations that feature in the major league tables...
Tags: Capital Market, Insurance, Financial Planning, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Finance
White papers 1999-04-01
U.S. Life Insurance Industry: Benchmarking 2002 Realized Capital Gains and Losses
The well-documented performance of U.S. capital markets in 2002 presented many challenges for the investment portfolios of U.S. life insurance companies. Multidecade extremes in credit losses and interest rate levels were exhibited and joined the multiyear declines in equity prices to affect investment performance. As significant capital market investors and...
Tags: Capital Market, Benchmarking, Life Insurance, Fitch, Financial Services, Financial Planning, Investment, Insurance, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance
White papers 2003-10-30
Firm-Level Access to International Capital Markets: Evidence From Chilean Equities
High growth, liquid Chilean firms have greater relative weights in U.S. equity portfolios, but the most important determinant of a firm's portfolio weight is whether it is listed on a U.S. exchange. Cross listing does not, however, appear to have permanent benefits: Weights in U.S. portfolios of firms that cross...
Tags: U.S., Capital Market, Microsoft Access, Federal Reserve Board, Portfolio, Equity, Governor, Corporate Governance, Investment, Financial Services, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Finance
White papers 2003-01-01
Terrorist Risk: Insurance Market Failures and Capital Market Solutions
The apparent market failure is primarily the result of two factors: the reinsurance industry not fully recapitalizing after losses stemming from a series of extraordinary, catastrophic events and the difficulties inherent in evaluating or "pricing" terrorist risk. Whether the temporary Terrorism Risk Insurance Act of 2002 needs to be supplemented,...
Tags: Capital Market, Terrorist, Securities Industry Association, Market Failure, Insurance, Homeland Security, Regulations, Strategy, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Government, Management
White papers 2004-01-31
The Perspective of the Reinsurance and Capital Markets
A broad range of corporate and financial players has become involved in the weather risk management market. This presentation is focused on three basic types of players in the weather risk management market: market makers energy companies and more recently bank, reinsurance companies, and investors (e.g. hedge funds). All of...
Tags: Capital Market, Reinsurance, Risk Management, Financial Planning, Financial Services, Insurance, Strategy, Security, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Management
White papers 2002-11-28
Risk Transfer between Banks, Insurance Companies and Capital Markets: An Overview
This article describes the interactions, which are effected primarily through securitizations and derivatives. In principle, firms can use risk-transfer markets to disperse risks, making them less vulnerable to particular regional, sectoral or market shocks. Greater inter-dependence, however, raises challenges for market participants and the authorities: in tracking the distribution of...
Tags: Bank, Capital Market, Risk, Bank Of England, Taxes, Free Trade, Financial Services, Insurance, Strategy, Financial Planning, Finance, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Management
White papers 2001-12-01
Testing Alternative Theories of Property Price-Trading Volume With Commercial Real Estate Market Data
The significant price-trading volume correlation found in the residential property market presents a challenge to the rational expectation hypothesis. Existing theories account for this fact with either capital market imperfection (down-payment effect or loss-aversion consideration) or imperfect information search theoretic models. This paper employs data from both the sale and...
Tags: Capital Market, Theory, Commercial Real Estate, Chinese University Of Hong Kong, Policy Implication, Financial Services, Real Estate, Investment, Business Operations, Finance
White papers 2004-02-01
The Road to Extinction: Commons With Capital Markets
Competitive agents extract in continuous time from a commons. Capital market access allows them to both save and borrow against their extraction stream. When the commons asset grows more quickly than the privately stored one, multiple equilibrium is found for intermediate commons endowments. In the limit, as marginal extraction costs...
Tags: Capital Market, Commons, Extinction, Welfare, University Of Birmingham, Investment, Financial Services, Real Estate, Finance, Business Operations
White papers 2004-01-22
Mature and Yet Imperfect: Real Estate Capital Market Arbitrage
The familiar boom-and-bust pattern of the real estate market has been tempered recently by an increased amount of discipline administered by the capital markets, and by the debt markets in particular. Additionally, due to the emergence of the public REIT and CMBS markets in the 1990s, and the accompanying proliferation...
Tags: American Real Estate Society, Business Operations, Capital Market, Finance, Financial Services, Investment, Real Estate
White papers 2002-03-11
Betting on Death and Capital Markets in Retirement: A Shortfall Risk Analysis of Life Annuities Versus Phased Withdrawal Plans
Using a range of data consistent with the German experience, the paper evaluates several alternative designs for phased withdrawal strategies, allowing for endogenous asset allocation patterns, and also allowing the worker to make decisions both about when to retire and when to switch to an annuity. The paper shows that...
Tags: Asset, Capital Market, University Of Pennsylvania, Annuity, Asset Allocation, Asset Management, Investment, Operational Planning, Business Operations, Finance
White papers 2004-11-02
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