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Financial engineering Combining or carving up existing instruments to create new financial products. Financial Engineering The process of creating a new investment vehicle. For example, one may create a new derivative by taking existing structures and altering them to mitigate risk and/or increase the return. One may also theoretically invent a completely new financial product from nothing. Financial engineering is often mathematically intensive, as a number of risks and other factors must be considered before the new product is marketable. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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in financial engineering from Virginia Tech, in addition to a B. 8 Financial Engineering with Special-Purpose Entities (SPEs) and Joint Ventures (JVs) -- Find out if companies are being set up to assist in product financing to customers of the parent and determine the effect on the parent if the entity fails. Discussion will focus on industry issues of performance, competitiveness, financial engineering, environmental risk management, and effective operations management. |
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