Hello, I had placed the order
79623which was archieved because you did not manage to complete it in time. I had paid half of the price, though. The tutoring manager said that you could prepare another one for me in the same price. Please find the new coursework attached and let me know if you can do it within 48 hours.
If you cannot, let me know in time - do not let me wait and tell me the last moment that you did not manage to do it please.
The referencing style is Westminster Harvard. Let me know ASAP if you can do it, because I have asked since yesterday night (in the thread of my first order) but I did not get an answer.
Analysis of a Market Crash The context We consider a market event as sharp changes brought on, most often, by an exogenous factor. Some market events are well telegraphed, while others are a complete surprise. Often, market crashes surprise all but a very few number of participants. Select a well documented market crash, either anticipated or a surprise. Discuss the macroeconomic environment before, during and after the event. Discuss both domestic as well as global perspectives. Can this event be considered a “one off”, or might it happen again? If not a one off identify changes that were made to prevent it. If no changes were made what would you suggest? Consider this event as if you were planning to profit from it; how would you trade it? Aim Selecting of an appropriate market event. Detail of macroeconomic environment before, during and after the event. Identification of key macroeconomic factors and explanation of their role in the event. (450 words – 30% of the marks) Question 1 Discussion of global impact this event had, if any, (300 words – 20% of the marks) Question 2 Is this event as a “one off”, or will it happen again? If not a one off, what changes been made to prevent it? If no changes have been made, what would you recommend? Be sure to discuss REGULATORY changes. (300 words – 20% of the marks) Question 3 How would you have profited from your selected market event? Be sure to only consider instruments and markets discussed in the module. (10 MARKS) Subject of the coursework is The subprime mortgage crisis in the US (and how it led to the Global Financial Crisis of 2007-2008) Requirements: This coursework needs to be dealt with by someone who has a background in Finance (ideally in International Risk management). It does not involve calculations, but we do need to use VALID, OFFICIAL DATA SOURCES to provide specific information to address the specific questions. For example, in the first question where we will address the macroeconomic factors we need to provide specific data & graphs for each factor (either in the main body of the coursework or in the Appendix). I provide below an article which can be used as a starting point to get some ideas and links to official sources from where the data will be retrieved. It is an MSc coursework and needs to be dealt with as an academic paper with graphs and valid academic and data resources, proper references, Appendices, Glossary (if necessary) etc. Referencing system: Westminster Harvard – it is not necessary to use loads of different references (an average of 10 is acceptable number). The articles below can be used as a starting point for the subject and relevant references (for question 1): https://www.utgjiu.ro/revista/ec/pdf/2018-05/01_Boshkoska.pdf https://elibrary.worldbank.org/doi/pdf/10.1596/978-0-8213-7573-0#page=228 https://www.emerald.com/insight/content/doi/10.1108/17576381311317781/full/html?casa_token=D61u-cbDtIgAAAAA:t78ke_pPwlQDoSmW8fSnmo3RWDW3K6fywAjWgasA7b-IiGxwxAZkQu9Hun4rTPfyBxhAMMbGY6qv22hUAKtMchAWFafo6MQ-YH510U4WqDohl5gF-W8 For question 2: We need to refer to Basel frameworks here (and to any regulatory changes within the US). We need to reference VALID, official sources again here. For question 3: For this part, if you have any ideas let me know. One thought I have is that I could pinpoint the conflict of interest of the credit ratings agencies that rated the creditworthiness of the loan applicants and the real cost of the houses that served as mortgages and I would create a business that would independently rate the creditworthiness of the applicants and the real value of the houses. Analysis of a Market Crash The context We consider a market event as sharp changes brought on, most often, by an exogenous factor. Some market events are well tele graphed, while others are a complete surprise. Often, market crashes surprise all but a very few number of participants. Select a well documented market crash, either anticipated or a surprise. Discuss the macroeconomic environment before, during and after the event. Discuss both domestic as well as global perspectives. Can this event be considered a “one off”, or might it happen again? If not a one off identify changes that were made to prevent it. If no changes were made what would you suggest? Consider t his event as if you were planning to profit from it; how would you trade it? Aim Selecting of an appropriate market event. Detail of macroeconomic environment before, during and after the event. Identification of key macroeconomic factors and explanation of their role in the event. ( 450 words – 30% of the marks ) Question 1 Discussion of global impact this event had, if any, ( 300 words – 20 % of the marks ) Question 2 Is this event as a “one off”, or will it happen again? If not a one off, what changes been made to prevent it? If no changes have been made, w hat would you r ecommend ? Be sure to discuss REGULATORY changes. ( 300 words – 20 % of the marks ) Question 3 How would you have profited from your selected market event? Be sure to only consider instruments and markets discussed in the module. (10 MARKS)