- do****ent
anomalies attribute them to
mispricing (Lakonishok, Shelifer, and
Visny 1994, for example). The
mispricing explanation is natural, as anomalies...
-
Transfer mispricing, also
known as
transfer pricing mani****tion or
fraudulent transfer pricing,
refers to
trade between related parties at
prices meant...
-
companies are
listed (also
called mispricing) has led to a
number of
financial institutions trying to
exploit the
mispricing by
setting up
arbitrage positions...
-
designed to
profit from
current market mispricings in
security classes issued from a
single company. It is in the
mispricing of
these securities that arbitrageurs...
- the
investor feels that the two
instruments are
mispriced relative to one
other and that the
mispricing will
correct itself so that the gain on one side...
- in
national accounts or
balance of
payments figures,
including trade mispricing, bulk cash movements,
hawala transactions, and smuggling.
There are several...
- peoples' money. If they
engage in
arbitrage in
reaction to a
stock mispricing, and the
mispricing persists for an
extended period,
clients of the
money management...
-
deductible losses.
Fraudulent transfer pricing,
sometimes called transfer mispricing, also
known as
transfer pricing mani****tion,
refers to
trade between...
-
presented by
commentators as a tax
avoidance practice or
technique (transfer
mispricing), the term
refers to a set of
substantive and
administrative regulatory...
-
agreed to pay £505 million to
settle a UK tax
dispute related to
transfer mispricing. In
August 2020,
AstraZeneca made an
advance purchase agreement with the...
