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Risque politique canadien
Quelles répercussions pourrait avoir l'indépendance du Québec ? Non pas d'un point de vue culturel ou historique, mais plus précisément sur le marché financier, sur les relations économiques que la Province entretient avec les autres nations, sur les entreprises québécoises, leurs profits, leur évolution et leur futur ? Telle est la question que s'est posée Naceur Essaddam. Celle qu'il développe dans son étude, dont l'objectif général est d'apporter un éclairage empirique sur le lien qu'entretiennent le risque politique canadien et les rendements boursiers des firmes québécoises. L'auteur nous offre une étude scientifique complexe, une thèse qui mêle politique internationale et économie, des arguments qui reviennent sur un sujet polémique et sensible, en l'abordant à travers des faits précis, par des arguments irréfutables et en l'explicitant grâce à des tableaux, des schémas et des formules qui illustrent chacun de ses chapitres. Plus qu'un rapport, cette étude empirique analyse et exploite des données restées inédites, échafaude des théories solides et inattaquables et met en doute les jugements délivrés précédemment. Un ouvrage passionnant.
A New Framework for Foreign Exchange Risk Management in the Canadian Department of National Defence
There has been little research on the applicability and utility of private sector financial risk management practices within public or non-profit institutions and in particular the Canadian Department of National Defence. We examine the historical magnitude of the DND's USD foreign exchange exposure (averaging 7.1% per annum over the study period April 1990 to October 2002) and compare the current no hedge approach to a passive and active financial hedging strategy. The results of our study suggest that an active hedging strategy employing one-year plain vanilla forward contracts consistently outperforms the DND's current no hedge approach and reduces the impact of adverse currency fluctuati...
La démocratie référendaire dans les ensembles plurinationaux
En quoi le contexte particulier des États où coexistent plusieurs nations affecte-t-il l’expression par référendum de la volonté des électeurs ?
Finance India
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International Business
A comprehensive introduction to International Business from authors at the forefront of research in international and strategic management. Taking a regional approach, this text challenges some of the underlying assumptions behind globalization and focuses on both the dominant economies - the EU, the US and Japan - as well as emerging markets in world trade, such as Brazil, India and China. The book also integrates analysis of the competitive environment and the internal resources of the firm to provide a strategic view of international business. The book is written for students on undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes in business, or business-related disciplines.
The Fat Tail
As Ian Bremmer and Preston Keat reveal in this innovative book, volatile political events such as the 2008 Georgia-Russia confrontation--and their catastrophic effects on business--happen much more frequently than investors imagine. On the curve that charts both the frequency of these events and the power of their impact, the "tail" of extreme political instability is not reassuringly thin but dangerously fat. Featuring a new Foreward that accounts for the cataclysmic effects of the 2008 financial crisis, The Fat Tail is the first book to both identify the wide range of political risks that global firms face and show investors how to effectively manage them. Written by two of the world's lea...
The Impact of Political Uncertainty on Asset Prices: The Case of the United Kingdom's EU Membership Referendum
How did expectations of the outcome of the United Kingdom's (UK) referendum on European Union (EU) membership in 2016 affect prices in financial markets? We study this using high frequency data from betting and financial markets. We find that a one percentage point increase in the probability of "Leave" result caused British stocks (FTSE All-Share) to decline by 0.004 percent, and the Pound to depreciate by 0.006 percent against the euro. We find negative and significant effects for most sub-sectors, and negative spill-overs to other EU member countries. We show that the differential impact across sectors and countries can be explained by differences in the trade exposures.
