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SUMMARY:BLOOMBERG - MAC3 Global Inflation Linked Bonds Models – EMEA
DESCRIPTION:MAC3 Global Inflation Linked Bonds Models – EMEA \nInflation has been rising across the globe. In the webinar\, we present the new MAC3 global inflation-linked bond risk model and compare its backtest performance with legacy GRM. In addition\, we introduce the flexible attribution framework for inflation-linked bonds (nominal and real curve attribution). We conclude with an interesting case study to highlight the insights from these models. – Overview of inflation linkers: pricing model and analytics\n– MAC3 global inflation-linked bonds factor model\n– Backtest performance of MAC3 vs legacy GRM\n– Case study: real curve attribution for inflation linked index \nFebruary 15\, 2023 \n5:00 am EST|\n2:00 am PST|\n6:00 pm HKT|\n10:00 am GMT\nRegister here
URL:https://library.ie.edu/event/bloomberg-mac3-global-inflation-linked-bonds-models-emea/
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SUMMARY:Endnote 20 Essentials (Windows)
DESCRIPTION:Endnote 20 Essentials (Windows) \nLos asistentes deben poder demostrar los conocimientos y habilidades mínimos necesarios para usar EndNote para importar\, organizar y utilizar citas. \nObjetivos de aprendizaje: \nDescribir las diferencias entre EndNote de escritorio y EndNote en línea \nRevisar por qué es fundamental almacenar su biblioteca localmente (no almacene bibliotecas activas en la nube) \nCrear una biblioteca EndNote (archivo enl y carpeta de datos) \nConsiderar las opciones de personalización disponibles en EndNote 20 \nComprender las opciones para la creación de referencias (importación manual y de archivos de texto) \nUsar una base de datos en línea (como PubMed) para buscar\, previsualizar y exportar referencias a su biblioteca \nDemostrar cómo exportar referencias y artículos de texto completo a la vez usando EndNote Click \, anteriormente Kopernio \nOrganice las referencias colocándolas en grupos personalizados y conjuntos de grupos \nAgregue manualmente un archivo adjunto a un registro de biblioteca de EndNote\nAdjunte archivos PDF a referencias existentes usando la búsqueda de texto completo (resultados de la revisión) \nImporte una carpeta de archivos PDF almacenados localmente en su biblioteca de EndNote (resultados de la revisión) \nAnote un PDF usando la herramienta de resaltado y agregue una nota adhesiva con capacidad de \nbúsqueda Funciones Write™: inserte\, elimine y modifique citas en el texto \nCambie su estilo de salida de EndNote para cumplir con los requisitos de la revista \n15 de febrero de 2023 \n16\,00 h CET \nEN LÍNEA \nRegistrar aquí
URL:https://library.ie.edu/event/endnote-20-essentials-windows-2/
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SUMMARY:BLOOMBERG - Askbnef: Global Carbon Markets: Things to Watch in 2023
DESCRIPTION:Askbnef: Global Carbon Markets: Things to Watch in 2023 \nCarbon markets have grown strongly in size to reach a record $851bn of traded value in 2021. Lawmakers and companies are utilizing carbon prices to direct the energy transition and cut emissions. Close to a fifth of global emissions now fall under a so-called compliance-based carbon market\, in which entities must purchase or trade allowances to cover the emissions they produce. \nDespite carbon market’s recent rise in popularity\, some headwinds have emerged. The war in Ukraine has taken a toll on prices in Europe. Meanwhile\, both supply and demand fell in the voluntary carbon offset market in 2022.\nCan the steps taken to improve standardization and liquidity brighten the prospects of the carbon offset markets? How far will compliance markets be strengthened as governments balance ambitious climate targets with energy security and cost concerns? \nJoin Ashish Sethia\, Global Head of Commodities\, Energy and Environmental Markets at BNEF\, Bo Qin\, Lead Carbon Analyst and Kyle Harrison\, Head of Sustainability Research as they explore the past\, present and future of the global carbon markets. \nFebruary 15\, 2023 \n11:00 am EST|\n8:00 am PST|\n4:00 pm GMT\nRegister here
URL:https://library.ie.edu/event/bloomberg-askbnef-global-carbon-markets-things-to-watch-in-2023/
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SUMMARY:BLOOMBERG - MAC3 Global Inflation Linked Bonds Models
DESCRIPTION:MAC3 Global Inflation Linked Bonds Models \nInflation has been rising across the globe\, in the seimar\, we present the new MAC3 global inflation-linked bond risk model and compare its backtest performance with legacy GRM. In addition\, we introduce the flexible attribution framework for inflation-linked bonds (nominal\, and real curve attribution) and conclude with interesting case studies to highlight the insights from these models. – Overview of inflation linkers: pricing model and analytics\n– MAC3 global inflation-linked bonds factor model\,\n– backtest performance of MAC3 vs legacy GRM\,\n– Real curve attribution for inflation linked bonds with case studies \nFebruary 15\, 2023 \n12:00 pm EST|\n9:00 am PST|\n5:00 pm GMT\n\nRegister here\n  \n 
URL:https://library.ie.edu/event/bloomberg-mac3-global-inflation-linked-bonds-models/
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SUMMARY:Advanced Management Program (AMP)  Sevilla 2023
DESCRIPTION:Advanced Management Program (AMP) Sevilla 2023 \n15/02/2023 – 19:00 – 19:30 \nONLINE \nIE University Library Presentation
URL:https://library.ie.edu/event/advanced-management-program-amp-sevilla-2023/
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