Con Keating explains why the application of mark-to-market accounting for valuations will result in inequitable outcomes.
Suppose that we are offered an investment promise[1] with some implicit compound rate of return (contractual accrual rate, CAR), say 6.47%, on a contribution of £10 - the pay-off to this promise is...
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