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Money demand changes after the financial crisis in the V4 countries
Němcová, Radka
This thesis examines money demand changes after the financial crisis in the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovak Republic. For this purpose I used monthly data of industrial production index and monetary aggregate M1. These data were adjusted for inflation and transformed by Hodrick Prescott filter in order to perform moving correlation. Obtained results were further used to determine motives for holding money according to Keynesian liquidity preference theory or they were explained by Post Keynesian theory. Next I decided whether there is a possibility to identify particular phases of business cycle in the context of money demand. For the purpose of effective running of industries I determined styles of management suitable for recovery and recession phase of business cycle.
Securitization - Analysis and Implications
Maťašová, Dominika ; Komárková, Lenka (advisor) ; Myška, Petr (referee)
In the present work we study the securitized products of ?financial markets with focus on collateralized debt obligations and the impact of fi?nancial crisis on the markets in the world. First part the thesis is focused on the methodology of the reasons behind launching these products, the portfolio, tranches and further on mechanisms how these structures are working. In the second part the thesis teoretically describes the valuation methods for which the Markov chains and copula functions are used. Further on follows the practical part with output from the quantitative analysis and at the end the thesis describes the impacts on economics of di?fferent countries and practically introduces the stress testing as the precaution tool.
Úloha suverénnych fondov v medzinárodných investičných aktivitách
Baluchová, Daniela ; Černohlávková, Eva (advisor) ; Kotková, Martina (referee)
The thesis deals with the growing importance of sovereign wealth funds in the international investment activities. It includes the definition of a sovereign fund, the history of the creation, the largest funds as well as the origin of their capital. While sovereign wealth funds have existed for decades, their profile has risen considerably since the credit crisis. Analyzing the potential benefits and risks related with their investments, the thesis further discusses the changing profile of sovereign wealth funds in the world economy. Despite the significant benefits to global capital markets, some governments expressed concerns regarding the political motivation of their investment activity in strategic sectors of other countries. It is obvious that the measures concerning limited transparency of sovereign wealth funds should be adopted at the multilateral level to avoid protectionism.

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