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30/12/2016 |
Article | Pension funds are a par excellence passionate topic, and this regardless of the country. Chile is not an exception. Representing a real paradigm, the Chilean experience, regarding… |
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162
30/12/2016 |
Article | Since its widespread diffusion in the mid-1990s, microfinance became an important part of poverty reduction strategies. However, the impacts of its main financial technique,… |
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163
31/10/2016 |
Article | The European economy is facing a real challenge regarding the financing of its growth opportunities. It needs to diversify corporate financing, channel households savings towards… |
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164
31/10/2016 |
Article | An efficient financial system is essential to the good functioning of the economy. The various functions of the financial system can be provided either by banks or by markets.… |
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165
31/10/2016 |
Article | The emergence of new issuers among medium-sized enterprises are a new development of financial markets. These developments are driven by a mix of external factors (low interest… |
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166
31/10/2016 |
Article | The emergence of virtual currencies, based on cryptographic protocols, raises questions about their status. Here, we analyze the case of Bitcoin. We show that bitcoin does not… |
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167
31/10/2016 |
Article | Considered as the new industrial revolution, the digital revolution faces the issue of the NICT companies' financing. Significant funding needs cannot be satisfied by the banking… |
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168
31/10/2016 |
Article | This paper deals with the causes and consequences of the disintermediation that has been observed for some time in Europe, in particular since the financial crisis. Firstly, we… |
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169
31/10/2016 |
Article | Private Placements offer an alternative way of funding, especially for SME firms. This paper explains the circumstances under which the Euro PP (Private Placements) market has… |
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170
31/10/2016 |
Article | This article reminds why saving now seems particularly abundant, but criticized the notion of « excess saving ». It argues that in the medium term, substantial saving can be… |
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171
31/10/2016 |
Article | Eurozone corporates already finance more on the capital markets and less through bank lending. This evolution is due to the new regulations of European banks, but also corresponds… |
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172
31/10/2016 |
Article | Banking disintermediation induces a greater role for shadow banking firms, among which investment funds. These funds attract a large part of savings that were previously… |
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173
31/10/2016 |
Article | Since the 2008 Great financial crisis, the Chinese financial system, largely shaped by its « Soviet » past, has continually evolved. This has allowed China to absorb the huge… |
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174
31/10/2016 |
Article | In the context of current discussions on the development of a Capital Markets Union at the EU level, the reference is often made to the disintermediation funding model of the US… |
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175
31/10/2016 |
Article | The (re)insurance industry has shown a great capacity of resilience during the financial crisis and its activity is still developing. It is nonetheless undergoing big changes with… |
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176
30/06/2016 |
Article | Crowdfunding has been initially presented as an alternative model to fund risky projects from the crowd. The authors study the recent evolution of regulation and the development… |
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177
30/06/2016 |
Article | Defined benefit pension funds bear important longevity risks, of which the main one is trend risk. This risk is linked to higher than expected increase of life expectancies of… |
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178
30/06/2016 |
Article | The understanding of economic and financial mechanisms related to coverage needs thanks to private long term care insurance products, has now become a concern for the area of… |
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179
30/06/2016 |
Article | The huge economic significance of longevity risk for corporations, governments and individuals has begun to be recognized and quantified. By virtue of its size and prevalence,… |
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180
30/06/2016 |
Article | The lengthening of life expectancy, especially at older ages since the mid-1970s, implies that the longevity risk is growing again with more uncertain pensions in the future and… |