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Hybrid financial securities contain properties of both debt and equity. Blending the properties of two easy-to-understand asset classes such as equity and bonds into a hybrid does not leave us an instrument with straightforward properties and therefore hybrids are often misunderstood and miss-sold. The high yields offered by these securities attract investors, this yield is a compensation for the particular complex anatomy of these instruments. This complexity results from the introduction of several coupon deferral mechanisms and issuer calls with or without set-up features. The newest member…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Hybrid financial securities contain properties of both debt and equity. Blending the properties of two easy-to-understand asset classes such as equity and bonds into a hybrid does not leave us an instrument with straightforward properties and therefore hybrids are often misunderstood and miss-sold. The high yields offered by these securities attract investors, this yield is a compensation for the particular complex anatomy of these instruments. This complexity results from the introduction of several coupon deferral mechanisms and issuer calls with or without set-up features. The newest member in this asset class is a CoCo bond, where the investor is possibly exposed to a particular loss absorption mechanism. Through practical examples and case studies, The Handbook of Hybrid Securities: Convertible Bonds, CoCo Bonds and Bail-in guides the reader through the different structures and their particular risks. Starting with an introduction to convertible bonds, the book covers bail-in capital and contingent convertibles (CoCo Bonds). Basel III, the new regulatory framework that has been driving these new developments is discussed as well. The price dynamics and valuation of CoCo bonds are presented in a practical way, using a Black Scholes approach, a Constant Elasticity of Variance (CEV) framework, American Monte Carlo techniques, to name a few. The Handbook of Hybrid Securities offers a quantitative and practical approach for readers at all levels of experience. The book is ideal for the absolute beginner wishing to familiarise themselves with this asset class and its regulatory context. For more advanced users, working in areas such as trading, portfolio and risk management, the book provides a detailed introduction to the latest advances in numerical techniques in order to value and hedge these instruments.
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Autorenporträt
Jan De Spiegeleer (Geneva, Switzerland) is head of risk management at Jabre Capital Partners, a Geneva-based hedge fund. He earned an extensive knowledge of derivatives pricing, hedging and trading while working for KBC Financial Products in London, where he was managing director of the equity derivatives desk. He also ran his own market neutral statistical arbitrage hedge fund (EQM Europe) after founding Erasmus capital in 2004. Prior to this financial career, Jan served ten years in the Belgian Army as an Officer. With Wim Schoutens he co-authored the Handbook of Convertible Bonds published by Wiley. Cynthia Van Hulle (Leuven, Belgium) is a full professor of Finance at the Department of Accounting, Finance and Insurance of the Faculty of Economics and Business at the Catholic University of Leuven. Over the last 20 years she has acquired extensive practical experience through her board memberships in the financial sector and organization of in-company training programs. She has published considerably in scientific journals a.o. Journal of Banking and Finance, Journal of Finance, Journal of Corporate Finance, European Financial Management, Journal of Business Research, Journal of Business, Finance and Accounting, Small Business Economics. She also held the Francqui-chair and is co-author of several books in corporate finance. Wim Schoutens (Leuven, Belgium) is a research professor in financial engineering at the Department of Mathematics at the Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium. He has extensive practical experience of model implementation and is well known for his consulting work to the banking industry and other institutions. In particular, he is an independent expert advisor to the European Commission (DG-COMP) on impaired assets and asset relief measures and has assessed in that position more than EUR 1 trillion of assets; in particular he was one of the main expert advisors for the stress test on the Spanish banks and the related bailouts. Wim is also the author of several books including Contingent Convertibles (CoCos): Structure and Pricing, the first book ever on Contingent Capital and CoCo bonds (written together with Jan De Spiegeleer). He is Managing Editor of the International Journal of Theoretical and Applied Finance and Associate Editor of Mathematical Finance, Quantitative Finance and Review of Derivatives Research. Finally, he is member of the Belgium CPI commission and independent director of the Board of Assénagon Asset Management S.A.