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Manuel Mocholí

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A Portfolio Problem with Uncertainty

2000

In this paper we present two models for cash flow matching with an uncertain level of payments at each due date. To solve the problem of minimising the initial investment we use the scenario method proposed by Dembo, and the robust optimisation method proposed by Mulvey et al. We unify these optimisation methods in a general co-ordinated model that guarantees a match under every scenario. This general model is also a multi-objective programming problem. We illustrate this methodology in a problem with several scenarios.

Matching (statistics)Mathematical optimizationSuperhedging priceComputer scienceFinancial economicsMerton's portfolio problemPortfolioCash flowPortfolio optimizationBlack–Litterman modelModern portfolio theory
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Financing of Productive Investments: A Model with Coordinated Scenarios

2015

This research raises a company that knows the cash requirements to purchase capital equipments in order to satisfy the demand for the products of each of the proposed scenarios. The company is negotiating with credit institutions a series of loans at different interest rates. Also, the company can make capital increases. A model focused on the financial needs using scenarios allows us to combine funding sources to cover the costs of the acquisition of production equipment to meet the demand for each scenario. This combination remunerates own financing, settles interest and repays the borrowed capital. The results indicate that the model is robust and minimizes the financial cost of a possib…

FinanceNegotiationCover (telecommunications)Linear programmingbusiness.industryOrder (exchange)Cashmedia_common.quotation_subjectCapital (economics)Production (economics)businessmedia_commonInterest rate
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