Financial Risk Management covers the strategies, principles, and measurement techniques necessary to measure and manage financial risk. With a focus on management perspective, this book explores real-world issues such as model validation, risk measurement, valuation methodologies, and much more. Self-contained Excel spreadsheets are included on the companion CD-ROM.
The book explores the evolution of mainstream cinema's portrayal of the marked body, particularly focusing on narratives from the late twentieth century that emphasize themes of subjection, endurance, and consent. It delves into the complex interplay between pain and pleasure, examining how these elements reflect broader societal implications and shifts in representation. Through this analysis, it sheds light on the changing perceptions of bodily autonomy and the experiences of domination within cinematic storytelling.
The story follows widower Steve Allen, who escapes the corporate grind by purchasing a dilapidated inn in the small town of Sugar Hill, New Hampshire, after his daughter leaves for college. Over the course of ten years, he immerses himself in the challenges and joys of innkeeping, transforming both the inn and his life. This journey highlights themes of personal reinvention, the pursuit of passion, and the beauty of rural living.