Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 3 / 2006 (498)
Bonds Evaluation - A Pillar for Investment Decision
Academia de Studii Economice Bucuresti
Abstract. The article focuses on distinguishing the concepts regarding the bonds as a requirement of the investment decision-making process. After presenting the main characteristics of bonds, there are analyzed some aspects regarding their value. Some statements are made, concerning the various forms of price used (issue, repayment, current). There is a distinction presented, between the dissimulated (dirty) price and the real (clean) price. Finally, a short case study is presented, in order to practically clarify the content of the theoretical approach.
Contents
John Kenneth Galbraith, A Life in Order to Fulfill a Perfect Society
SME’s and Basel 2 Challenge
Romanian Market Researches in Global Market Context
About some Methodological Aspects of Budgetary Sustainability
New Values in Credit Risk Management
International Accounting Convergences Related to EU Admitance
Systemic Model for Optimal Regulation in Public Service
VAR Methodology Used for Exchange Risk Measurement and Prevention
The Explanatory Model of Globalization
Privatization between Professionism and Transparency
Bonds Evaluation - A Pillar for Investment Decision
Correlation Analysis between Nominal and Real Convergence. The Romanian Case
Research about Romanian Labor Force at the end of 2005
Organizational Factors Impact about Touristic Services Consumer Satisfaction
Social European Model between Descriptive and Contrafactual
Measuring the Degree of Local Administration Action in Economic Development
Romanian Fiscal Policy in Perspective of Admittance in EU
Facing a New Globalization Model – Altermondialisation Perspectives
Option Pricing with Stochastic Volatility and Jump Diffusion Processes