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| | Risk premium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The risk premium for equities is also called the equity premium. |  | | The return from equity is the dividend yield and capital gains. |  | | Debt: In terms of bonds it usually refers to the credit spread (the difference between the bond interest rate and the risk-free rate). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Risk_premium
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| | Utility Cost Of Equity - Risk Premium |
 | | The simple risk premium calculates an equity premium for each quarter or each year over the utility cost of debt for a 5 to 10 year historical period, using the DCF method for equity cost each period. |  | | One problem with this approach is that it is rather circular, in that the DCF calculation of cost of equity is used to calculate the premium, which in tern is used to calculate the cost of equity. |  | | The risk premium method is based on the premise that the premium that an investor expects to earn for an equity investment is fairly constant over time. |
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http://www.geocities.com/WallStreet/Market/1839/riskprem.html
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| | FPA Journal - The Vanishing Equity Risk Premium |
 | | The spread in the expected return between equities and bonds is often referred to as the equity risk premium. |  | | For today’s equity risk premium to match the historical spread in stock and bond returns, the expectations of future corporate profit growth must far exceed the historical growth rates in corporate profits. |  | | If investors required a higher risk premium in 1926 than in 1999, then the actual equity returns earned during the period will overstate the expected equity risk premium at the end of the period if earnings growth expectations have not increased commensurately. |
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http://www.fpanet.org/journal/articles/1999_Issues/jfp0599-art6.cfm
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| | The term risk premium has come to have different meanings in different contexts |
 | | Since the credit risk is borne mostly by the shareholders, the return on their risk capital amounts to a risk (insurance) premium paid by the commercial lending line of business. |  | | The UTR risk premium as defined in (1) is the difference between the NPV the lender expects to realize by holding the credit instrument for its cash flows and the price he would obtain by selling the instrument at its (arbitrage determined) fair market value. |  | | This follows from a combination of (i) the fact that the UDL risk premium on the loan is the same as the UTR risk premium on the default put and (ii) the applicability of risk premium additivity. |
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http://www.mathfinance.wagner.com/PAPERS/P5/Risk1_Final.html
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| | Wiley::The Equity Risk Premium: The Long-Run Future of the Stock Market |
 | | In his invaluable summing up of the equity risk premium and the long-run outlook for common stocks, Cornell weighs the evidence and assays the impact of a lower equity risk premium in the future-and its profound implications for investments, corporate decision making, and retirement planning. |  | | The Equity Risk Premium-the difference between the rate of return on common stock and the return on government securities-has been widely recognized as the key to forecasting future returns on the stock market. |  | | In addition, the equity risk premium is an issue that regulatory bodies consider when they set fair rates of return for regulated companies. |
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http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471327352.html
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| | Inferring the Forward Looking Equity Risk Premium from Derivative Prices |
 | | This paper considers the measurement of the equity risk premium in financial markets from a new perspective that picks up on a suggestion from Merton (1980) to use implied volatility of options on a market portfolio as a direct ‘ex-ante’ estimate for market variance, and hence the risk premium. |  | | Here the time variation of the unobserved risk premium is modelled by a system of stochastic differential equations connected by arbitrage arguments between the spot equity market, the index futures and options on index futures. |  | | Comparisons with ex-post returns indicate that such historical measures may be understating the market risk premium. |
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http://www.bepress.com/snde/vol8/iss1/art3
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| | NCRB:: NCRB Assigned Risk Premium Calculator |
 | | When the Minimum Premium is greater than the Calculated Premium, calculate the premium charge as the Minimum Premium minus the calculated premium for Employers Liability Increased Limits of Liability. |  | | The procedure is to compare the minimum premium for the policy to the calculated premium at standard limits, which means that any premium generated by Increased Limits of Employers Liability needs to be subtracted out before the comparison is made. |  | | To determine the premium generated by Increased Limits of Employers Liability you first add the calculated premium for Increased Limits to the premium generated by balancing to Employers increased limits. |
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http://www.ncrb.org/premcalc/CalcSupport.asp
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| | The Big Picture: Equity Risk Premium |
 | | equity premium exists because equity financed institutions are more profitable than bond financed corporations. |  | | The equity risk premium is something for economists to talk about, but is pretty much ignored by practitioners. |  | | Some economists have suggested that the equity risk premium is reasonable, if you account for very rare but very costly events, like depressions and wars. |
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http://bigpicture.typepad.com/comments/2006/02/equity_risk_pre.html
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| | NBAA Finance & Tax > War Risk Insurance Update, June 2002 |
 | | For example, if the premium component for the $100,000,000 liability coverage limit your company carriers is $30,000, your War Risk premium would be $30,000 x 20% = $6000. |  | | The ICAO is continuing its efforts to establish a global scheme for aviation war risk insurance. |  | | Have your broker quote the incremental premium difference with and without War Risk Liability and War Risk Hull coverage when presenting his or her proposal. |
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http://www.nbaa.org/ops/finance/insurance/warrisk200206.htm
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| | Minimum Risk Premium: The Knaepen Package |
 | | Reflect risk, thereby ensuring that risk premium rates are not inadequate to cover long-term operating costs and losses. |  | | Accordingly, the OECD Secretariat is not in a position to indicate the premium rate charged for any specific transaction; any transaction-specific enquiries should be directed to Participants' export credit agencies. |  | | In practice, the actual premium rates charged by the Participants for specific transactions may be above the minimum rates required by the Arrangement. |
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http://www.oecd.org/document/10/0,2340,en_2649_201185_2668426_1_1_1_1,00.html
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| | InsWeb Insurance Glossary Life Insurance Terms |
 | | It provides that the cash value of the policy be used as a single premium to purchase paid-up insurance in whatever amount the cash value will provide, which will be less than the original face amount in most cases. |  | | A record of all policies charged to a debit account. |  | | The automatic reestablishment of in-force status effected by the payment of another premium. |
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http://www.insweb.com/learningcenter/glossary/life-r.htm
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| | Shearwater Captial - Learning Center - The Equity Risk Premium |
 | | The increase in expected return over the risk-free rate (i.e., the Treasury bond rate) is referred to as the risk premium. |  | | During the latter 1990s, pundits theorized that the risk premium for stocks was getting smaller because there just wasn't that much risk anymore in the stock market. |  | | If you are willing to assume the added risk of investing in stocks, you are entitled to a higher rate of return. |
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http://www.shearwatercapital.com/learning/riskpremium.html
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| | Economics: How Risky Is the Risk Premium? |
 | | For long-range planning, the debate about the merits of stocks vs. Treasury bills or bonds boils down to what economists call the ''equity risk premium.'' This is a tricky and often misunderstood concept. |  | | The two scholars at the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank, say the equity risk premium is unjustified--i.e., stocks are too low--because in the long run, stocks aren't more volatile than bonds. |  | | Wrestling with this puzzle, some people have concluded that the equity premium is a case of mass delusion--one that's about to end. |
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http://www.businessweek.com/2000/00_52/b3713061.htm
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| | EconLog, The Risk Premium, Arnold Kling: Library of Economics and Liberty |
 | | Economists and others who try to calculate market risk premiums (or the margin of safety) often use these calculations to draw conclusions about whether or not the stock market is overvalued. |  | | I am one of the few economists who does not like the concept of the risk premium, which is measured in the same dimension as yield. |  | | A long-reigning fad in academic finance is the addition of two fallacious atheoretical risk factors: Size and Value, which allegedly have their own risk premia. |
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http://econlog.econlib.org/archives/2003/02/the_risk_premiu.html
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| | Definition Risk Premium |
 | | Risk premium refers to the idea that the higher the risk, the higher the cost. |  | | The difference of cost between a no risk investment and a high risk investment is the risk premium. |  | | What will it cost for the extra risk? |
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http://www.chartfilter.com/glossary/r18.htm
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| | North American Actuarial Journal: EQUITY RISK PREMIUM: EXPECTATIONS GREAT AND SMALL |
 | | The equity risk premium (ERP) is an essential building block of the market value of risk. |  | | The ability of the valuation actuary to choose a sensible value for the ERP, whether as a required input to capital asset pricing model valuation, or any of its descendants, is as important as choosing risk-free rates and risk relatives (betas) to the ERP for the asset at hand. |  | | Risky discount rates, asset allocation models, and project costs of capital are common actuarial uses of ERP as a benchmark rate. |
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http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa4030/is_200401/ai_n9365574
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| | Inflation Risk Premium |
 | | The extra "risk premium" is for inflation changes. |  | | Not only do lenders want to be compensated for the inflation they expect, they also want to be compensated for the risk that inflation could increase during the term of their loan. |  | | Lenders want a return on their money which compensates them for the inflation they expect and the risk that their inflation expectation could be wrong. |
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http://www.finpipe.com/inflater.htm
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| | The Societal Risk Premium |
 | | The tradeoff between the variability of bill payouts and the interest-rate risk of consols (and their modern reincarnation as long-term bonds) reverses during the 20th century. |  | | In recent years, in the developed nations, short-term rates have almost always been lower than long-term rates, since investors need to be rewarded for the higher interest-rate risk of bonds, due to the risk of serious damage from inflation. |  | | The modern investor would predict that bills would carry a lower interest than consols, since bills were not exposed to interest rate (i.e., inflation) risk. |
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http://www.efficientfrontier.com/ef/901/society.htm
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 | | Generally only U.S. securities (specifically T-bills) are considered risk free [Rf] because the Federal government can raise taxes or borrow as necessary to avoid default. |  | | The market risk is called systematic and the diversifiable risk is called unsystematic. |  | | securities) The reward for bearing systematic risk, or the risk premium (asset rate in excess of the risk free rate) The amount of systematic risk in the market, or the Beta value ¡~ 6 G 6 & | | |