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Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?

Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?

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Objective: Examine your practical understanding of the key financial ideas, concepts, debates, issues and tools presented in the module with an emphasis on modern portfolio theory.
Description: You are an investment analyst in a large financial institution. A client enquires about a potential investment in two stocks. Her investment budget is $1,000,000 and her utility has the form:
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Using a profile investment questionnaire you determine that the client is conservative with respect to risk since her risk-aversion factor (A) is equal to 10. You are required to undertake a thorough investment analysis in order to propose the optimal capital allocation for the client. Your analysis, along with your final recommendation, should be presented in a comprehensive report.
PART B: SHORT-SELLING (50%, 2,000 WORDS)
Title: Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?
Objective: Examine your ability to critically discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a popular financial practise presented in the module.
Description: During the recent financial crisis of 2008, a number of countries worldwide decided to prohibit short-selling. You are required to critically analyse the underlying rationale for this decision and discuss whether you agree or disagree with it.

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Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?

Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?

Order Description

Objective: Examine your practical understanding of the key financial ideas, concepts, debates, issues and tools presented in the module with an emphasis on modern portfolio theory.
Description: You are an investment analyst in a large financial institution. A client enquires about a potential investment in two stocks. Her investment budget is $1,000,000 and her utility has the form:
?? = ???????????????? ???????????? – 1/2*???????? ???????????????? ???????????? · ????????????????
Using a profile investment questionnaire you determine that the client is conservative with respect to risk since her risk-aversion factor (A) is equal to 10. You are required to undertake a thorough investment analysis in order to propose the optimal capital allocation for the client. Your analysis, along with your final recommendation, should be presented in a comprehensive report.
PART B: SHORT-SELLING (50%, 2,000 WORDS)
Title: Should short-selling be prohibited in times of financial distress?
Objective: Examine your ability to critically discuss the advantages and disadvantages of a popular financial practise presented in the module.
Description: During the recent financial crisis of 2008, a number of countries worldwide decided to prohibit short-selling. You are required to critically analyse the underlying rationale for this decision and discuss whether you agree or disagree with it.

Responses are currently closed, but you can trackback from your own site.

Comments are closed.

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