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PS Deal Module Utilization v9.0 Case Study - AEP

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How Leaders Can Reduce Stress and Stay Positive

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Financial Market 123

A financial market is a market where people trade financial products. Typical financial markets are the fixed income and interest rate market, the currency market, the equity market, the commodity market and the credit market. One of the central tenets of financial economics is the necessity of some trade off between risk and expected return. This presentation gives an overview of financial market basics. You find more information at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/market.html

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Some Golden Words About Time

Some Golden Words About Time. G Satya Vani. Compiled By. In good times and bad times, I’ll be on your side for ever more… that’s what friends are for. Anonymous. Come out of the circle of time and Into the circle of love. Rumi. Horace Mann.

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Amortizing and Accreting Caps and Floors Introduction and Valuation

An amortizing cap is an interest rate cap whose notional principal amount declines during the life of the contract whereas an accreting cap is an interest rate cap whose notional principal amount increases during the life of the contract. Similarly, an amortizing floor is an interest rate floor whose notional principal amount declines during the life of the contract whereas an accreting floor is an interest rate floor whose notional principal amount increases during the life of the contract. This presentation gives an overview of amortizing and accreting cap and floor products and valuation model. You can find more information at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/IrAmortizingCap.html

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Interest Rate Caps and Floors Vaulation Guide

An interest rate cap is an OTC derivative where the buyer receives payments at the end of each period when the interest rate exceeds the strike, whereas an interest rate floor is a similar contract where the buyer receives payments at the end of each period when the interest rate is below the strike. Caps and floors are widely used to hedge against interest rate fluctuations. This presentation gives an overview of interest rate cap and floor products and valuation model at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/IrCap.html

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The Aztecs

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Latin America

Latin America. Geographic Features. Mountains Sierra Madre East & West, Andes Mountains part of Ring of Fire, causing frequent earthquakes and volcanoes. Lowlands Found along the coast, largest is the Great Amazon Basin, 40% of South America, and largest rainforest.

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Forward Rate Agreement (FRA) Product and Valuation Introduction

A forward rate agreement, or FRA, is a forward contract between two parties in which one party will pay a fixed rate while the other party will pay a reference interest rate for a set future period. Similar to a swap, a FRA has two legs: a fixed leg and a floating leg. But each leg only has one cash flow. The party paying the fixed rate is usually referred to as the borrower, while the party receiving the floating rate is referred to as the lender.<br>Some people believe that a FRA is equivalent to a one-period vanilla swap. That is not completely true from valuation perspective. A FRA is usually settled and paid at the end of a forwarding period, called settle in arrear, while a regular swaplet is settled at the beginning of the forward period and paid at the end. Strictly speaking, FRAs need convexity adjustment. However, given FRA is such a simple product, the adjustment is very simple as well. This presentation provides an introduction to FRA product and valuation. You can find more information at http://www.finpricing.com/lib/IrFra.html

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Making every day count: Strategies to improve student attendance

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End of Year Procedures

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