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Перевод: arbitrage

[существительное]
арбитраж ; скупка ценных бумаг для перепродажи

Тезаурус:

1. The results for British, Japanese, Finnish, Australian and Hong Kong index futures, which allowed for transactions costs, suggest that arbitrage opportunities also existed in these markets.
2. Hence, arbitrage opportunities were common, particularly underpricings.
3. "Is he from Arbitrage?"
4. However, in the spring of 1989 the Japanese Ministry of Finance relaxed some of the restrictions on arbitrage, and from then onwards the mispricings declined substantially, so that there were very few arbitrage opportunities by the end of the data period.
5. The inclusion of such trading lags makes the arbitrage risky, as the mispricing at the time the arbitrage position is established is unknown when the decision to trade is taken.
6. The MMI was studied by Finnerty and Park (1988a), who found that profitable arbitrage opportunities existed and, while they did not explicitly consider transactions costs, that the arbitrage profits were large enough to cover such costs.
7. This suggests that, rather then being promptly eliminated by arbitrage, the mispricings (before transactions costs) tended to persist for a number of days.
8. The suggested explanations for the existence of arbitrage opportunities can be divided into two groups.
9. Until the crash, Comdisco's chairman, Ken Pontikes, had every reason to believe he could serve his shareholders well by putting some of his company's wealth into risk arbitrage.
10. Therefore, the evidence supports the view that, over the periods studied, profitable arbitrage opportunities existed for the SP500.
11. Allowance for trading lags led to clear reductions in the average arbitrage profit, and these profits were risky - many of the realised profits were negative.
12. Section 5.2 discusses the practicalities of arbitrage transactions.
13. He also investigated the effects of the uptick rule when the future is underpriced, and found that arbitrage involving short positions in shares was less profitable and much riskier than arbitrage with a long share position.