instituições financeiras públicas de fomento: exagero de conservadorismo da política de investimentos? public development financial institutions: excessively conservative investment policies?
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Abstract
Este artigo analisa a questão do conservadorismo no que concerne à gestão de recursos por tesourarias de instituições financeiras públicas, que incorrem em um trade-off por não ter essa gestão como prioridade, mas sim as atividades associadas ao desenvolvimento. Fazendo-se uso do capital asset pricing model (CAPM), as evidências para o Banco do Nordeste do Brasil, o maior banco de desenvolvimento regional da América Latina, sugerem que sejam viáveis as mudanças institucional e na legislação que restringe a política de investimentos dessas organizações.
This article analyzes the conservative behavior of public financial institutions' treasuries, which incur a trade-off for prioritizing their development-related activities instead of their funds management. Using the capital asset pricing model (CAPM), evidence from the Northeast Bank of Brazil, the largest regional development bank in Latin America, suggests that changes in the institutions, as well as in the legislation that restricts their investment policy, are feasible.
This article analyzes the conservative behavior of public financial institutions' treasuries, which incur a trade-off for prioritizing their development-related activities instead of their funds management. Using the capital asset pricing model (CAPM), evidence from the Northeast Bank of Brazil, the largest regional development bank in Latin America, suggests that changes in the institutions, as well as in the legislation that restricts their investment policy, are feasible.
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| Authors | ;Paulo Rogério F. Matos;José Valente de Lima Filho |
| Journal | revista univap |
| Year | 2010 |
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10.1590/S0034-76122010000200010
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