Daniel Brand Bücher

Die Bachelorarbeit beschäftigt sich mit der Monte-Carlo-Simulation von Aktienrenditen zur Bewertung von Optionsscheinen. Der Autor verfolgt das Ziel, möglichst wenige Annahmen über die Eigenschaften und Funktionsweisen des Kapitalmarktes zu treffen, um die Gefahr eines irreführenden Modells zu minimieren. Dies wird als zentral betrachtet, um eine realistische und anwendbare Analyse zu gewährleisten. Die Arbeit bietet somit einen kritischen Ansatz zur Bewertung von Finanzinstrumenten und thematisiert die Herausforderungen der Modellbildung im Bereich der Investition und Finanzierung.

Die Masterarbeit analysiert die praktische Anwendbarkeit des Risikobewertungsmodells des IFRS 9 speziell für Nicht-Finanzinstitute. Dabei werden die zentralen Neuerungen des Modells hinsichtlich ihrer Ziele und Anforderungen kritisch betrachtet. Die Untersuchung erfolgt im Kontext der Herausforderungen, die aus der Finanz- und Wirtschaftskrise resultieren, und beleuchtet die Auswirkungen auf die Risikobewertung in der Unternehmenspraxis. Ziel ist es, die Effizienz und Effektivität der neuen Regelungen zu bewerten und deren Implementierung zu erleichtern.

Frank Sheeran, known as the Irishman, waited his entire life to tell his story, or at least his version of his story. The world knew him as a union official, a long-time member of the Teamsters Union; he was a member of Jimmy Hoffa

Exploring the chilling narratives of 13 notorious serial killers from the 1980s, this book delves into their lives and the devastating impact of their crimes. The emotional journey encompasses fear, shock, heartbreak, and anger, forcing readers to confront the dark realities of humanity. Each story not only highlights the tragic loss of life but also evokes a deep sense of injustice as it examines how these individuals evaded capture while wreaking havoc on families and communities. The haunting accounts will leave readers questioning the safety of their own surroundings.

Focusing on a gripping historical narrative, this account reveals how a small group of Jews managed to save thousands during the Holocaust, showcasing their bravery amidst overwhelming evil. Despite their heroism, these individuals faced ostracism and violence in Israel, highlighting a dark chapter where political elites sought to obscure their inaction. Blending elements of a political thriller with true events, the story uncovers the complexities of survival and the harsh realities faced by those who acted against the tide of indifference.

The narrative explores the rise of John Gotti, who transformed from a lower-class upbringing into a notorious figure in organized crime, amassing an estimated $15 million annually. His journey involved ruthless tactics, including the first unauthorized hit on a Mafia boss in decades. Despite his success, Gotti's actions ultimately caused significant damage to his own family and the criminal organization he represented. This book delves into the complexities of his life and the consequences of his ambition within the Mafia.