Implications of nonlinear dynamics for financial risk management

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the relation between nonlinear dynamics and financial risk management is presented. It is shown that log pricechanges which exhibit independent and identical distributions generate greater accuracy for conditional densities. Daily log price changes are easily determined through autoregressive applications. In addition, these log price variations may be applied to financial risk analyses.

Risk management

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Where there's a will, thee's a way round IHT: writing a will provides an ideal opportunity to carry out some very effective but inexpensive inheritance tax planning

Article Abstract:

Simple and effective tax planning can be undertaken by property structured Wills, by reducing a maried couple's prospective inheritance tax liability. Wills can provide for legacies up to the amount of the nil rate band to other beneficiaries. Care should be taken to avoid the family home becoming a candidate for a discretionary trust.

Planning, Wills

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Where to house your pension

Article Abstract:

A growing number of people investing in the buy-to-let market as an addition or alternative to a traditional pension. However, while investing in property can offer high yields, this is not guaranteed and pensions may be a safer choice.

Usage, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, Retirement planning

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