Essays about: "Cost of Equity"

Showing result 31 - 35 of 148 essays containing the words Cost of Equity.

  1. 31. “A glass half-full of opportunities” The perceptions and lived experiences of Arabic-speaking immigrants using digital primary healthcare applications in Scania, Sweden. A qualitative content analysis study.

    University essay from Lunds universitet/Socialmedicin och global hälsa

    Author : Wasim Jabari; [2021]
    Keywords : Digital health; Digital primary care; Primary care; Telehealth; Telemedicine; Health Systems; Equity; Equality; Accessibility; Experiences; Qualitative; Patients; Sweden; Medicine and Health Sciences;

    Abstract : Abstract Background: There is growing concern in Sweden about health inequity and unequal access to traditional primary healthcare among different socio-economic groups, predominantly immigrants. The use of information and communication technology in the health sector has been suggested as a potential tool to overcome healthcare accessibility and equity. READ MORE

  3. 32. A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing, A study about potential closet indexing in the Swedish equity mutual fund industry.

    University essay from

    Author : Philip Dufwa; Johan Johansson; [2020-08-20]
    Keywords : Active Share; Tracking error; Fund activity; Fees; Mutual funds; Closet indexing; Index hugging;

    Abstract : We measure the activity of Swedish domiciled equity mutual funds with Sweden as geographical investment universe, by calculating their active share with respect to major market indices like OMX30 GI and OMX Small Cap TR and retrieving tracking error and r-squared from Bloomberg. Afterwards we calculate the cost to investors by comparing the cost of investing in comparable explicit index funds and the cost of the closet indexers. READ MORE

  4. 33. Comparing Apples and Apples: The Impact of Operational Changes on Operational Performance Post LBO

    University essay from Handelshögskolan i Stockholm/Institutionen för finansiell ekonomi

    Author : Andreas Johansson; Sebastian Hjerpebo; [2020]
    Keywords : Private equity; Leverage buyouts; Operational performance; Operational changes; Swedish private equity market;

    Abstract : This paper aims to determine whether operational changes in pursuit of increased efficiency, are the mechanisms through which PE firms increase target firm performance, post leverage buyouts. This is done using a dataset of 56 Swedish firms which have been targets of leveraged buyouts. READ MORE

  5. 34. Application of vertical joint ventures in real estate development : a Swedish study from the perspective of property managers and property developers

    University essay from KTH/Ledning och organisering i byggande och förvaltning; KTH/Fastighetsföretagande och finansiella system

    Author : Jesper Kullman; Emma Wigren; [2020]
    Keywords : Joint venture; Vertical joint venture; Real estate; Real estate development; Motives; Application; Joint venture; Vertikal joint venture; Fastigheter; Fastighetsutveckling; Motiv; Tillämpning;

    Abstract : Projects in real estate development are commonly associated with failures in attaining clients’ expectations in terms of time, cost and quality. At the same time, the real estate and construction industry in Sweden is recognized as traditional and sometimes characterized by few and dominant actors leading to low competitiveness. READ MORE

  6. 35. Valuation of Additional Tier-1 Contingent Convertible Bonds (AT1 CoCo) : Modelling trigger risk in a practical investment setting

    University essay from KTH/Matematisk statistik

    Author : Adrian Djerf; [2020]
    Keywords : AT1; CoCo; Contingent Convertible; Trigger Risk; Bonds; Valuation; Financial Mathematics; Hybrid Capital; AT1; CoCo; Contingent Convertible; Trigger risk; Obligationer; Värdering; Finansiell matematik; Hybridkapital;

    Abstract : Contingent convertible bonds (often referred to as CoCo bonds, or simply CoCos) are a relatively new financial instrument designed to absorb unexpected losses. This instrument became increasingly more common after the financial crisis of 2008, as a way to decrease the risk of insolvency among banks and other financial institutions. READ MORE