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Thought-leadership in Supply Chain Finance and Risk Management (Paperback)
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Thought-leadership in Supply Chain Finance and Risk Management (Paperback)
Series: Foundations and Trends (R) in Technology, Information and Operations Management
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This monograph contains six thought-leading contributions on
various topics related to supply chain finance and risk management.
The issue culminated out of a recent (May 14-16, 2021)
mini-conference on "Supply Chain Finance & Risk Management"
organized by The Boeing Center for Supply Chain Innovation (BCSCI),
Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis. In
"Quadratic Hedging and Optimization of Option Exercise Policies",
Nicola Secomandi explores a model for optimizing option exercise
policies under any given equivalent martingale measure and
anchoring quadratic hedging to the resulting value of the policy.
In "Operations Revenue Insurance", Paolo Guiotto, Andrea Roncoroni
and Romeo Tedongap propose a new framework for the optimal design
of a financial instrument to hedge nonclaimable risk embedded by
business and operating revenues. In "Crowdfunding Adoption in the
Presence of Word-of-Mouth Communication", Fasheng Xu, Xiaomeng Guo,
Guang Xiao and Fuqiang Zhang investigate a firm's optimal funding
choice when launching a product in the market with word-of-mouth
communication. In "Data Sharing in Innovations", Zhi Chen and Jussi
Keppo discuss how the success of data-driven products depends on a
firm's access to big data and the challenges of data collection and
sharing in innovations using the autonomous vehicle industry as an
example. In "Coordination Problems in Platform Markets Under
Uncertainty", Hamed Ghoddusi presents a dynamic coordination
problem under uncertainty that is common in platform markets and
provides novel insights on this problem between two sides of a
platform under uncertainty. In "Value Games", Matthew J. Sobel
shows that insights and algorithms based on sequential games with a
profit criterion and negligible bankruptcy risk can be adapted to
maximize value.
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