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What is a Confidence Interval?
A confidence interval is a range of parameters that complements the rejection region.
Scenario Analysis
Scenario analysis is a method of evaluating probable future risk factors & alternative outcomes. It assesses the impact of scenarios
What are Mortgage Backed Securities Prepayment
Mortgage-Backed Securities are long term contracts with payments of both interest and principal.The prepayment option may benefit the borrower
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Understanding Mortgage-Backed Securities
MBS is a specialised product of Asset-Backed Securities. MBS works through different pooling mortgages and selling them in a packaged form.
What are Population and Sample?
The entire group about whom you want to make conclusions is a population. A sample is a subset of the population you will collect data from.
What is Butterfly Spread?
A butterfly spread is another strategy used by the traders. We purchase or sell three different call options in the butterfly spread.
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Risk Management Strategies
Risk strategies are the foundation of risk management and it’s important to have a strong understanding of them.
Key Risk Indicators
Key Risk Indicators help monitor the main drivers of key risks and make informed decisions about managing company risks.
What is Capital Asset Pricing Model?
The capital asset pricing model (CAPM) is a key model used for calculating the return of securities by accounting for the risk of a security.
Interest Rate Parity
Interest rate parity is a term that becomes applicable whenever we talk about investing in securities or other assets in different countries.
What is Linear Regression?
Linear regression is one type of regression that assumes a linear relationship between a variable (X) and a dependent variable (Y).
How are shares treated in the accounting records?
All of those scenarios result in accounting entries made in the financial records of companies that issue the shares and those that buy the shares.
What are Options?
In options trading, the buyer is given the right but not the obligation to buy (sell) an asset against the pre-specified price.