The Finch group displays an even clearer preference for gold open access. The first Finch recommendation makes open access journals "the main vehicle" for publishing new research. The group recommends green open access only for theses and dissertations, grey literature, data, and preservation. The Finch group expects the full transition to open access to cost £50m (€64m; $78. 5) to £60m a year, of which £38m a year would cover article processing charges. The rest would cover green open access infrastructure (that a 2011 report on which the Finch group itself often relies regards as "largely already... built" 9) and renewed licences for journals that are not open access. Without a new allocation, these funds would come from the already tight budgets of funding agencies and universities. Green open access is less expensive than gold open access and can easily accommodate the full research output of a university, funding agency, or nation. Just as importantly, green open access can be mandated today and gold cannot.
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In a world where time-stamps of trading data are sometimes in measures of nano/micro seconds, I suppose that manually recording the trades takes an awful long period of time. Especially with respect to question 2: i am wondering about the reliability of high-frequency data for academic (but also industrial) purposes if a substantial amount of trading (CBOE representative claimed that roughly 30% of daily VIX and SPX volume is settled in the trading pitches) is not performed in an electronic fashion but instead rather anonymous if we consider the substantial lags. And may this even be the real reason why some customers still prefer to send employees to the trading pitches? asked Jul 28 '17 at 21:48 $\endgroup$ The better price will come from two live traders (one on each side of the trade) willing to take a smaller percentage commission for a large block trade. For example, if a trader's average commission per day is USD 2, 000 and someone sends them a 100M block trade, they aren't going to insist on their standard commission rate.
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Previously, I updated an article about the top 10 Singapore REITs that would have made you money if you invested from their IPOs. Out of the 20 S-REITs that have been listed for listed for at least 10 years, 16 of them gave a positive overall return for investors. In this article, we will look at their counterparts from across the causeway and do a similar study on the performance of Malaysian REITs (M-REITs) that have been listed for at least ten years. In total, there are 12 M-REITs that IPOed in 2010 or earlier. We will make a similar assumption that Sophia (a fictional character) invests RM1, 000 in each of these REITs from the day it listed. Since Sophia is a hard-core income investor, she doesn't want to come out with any money to subscribe to any rights (if any) and is prepared for any share dilution. Let's also assume that she neglects to sell her nil-paid rights from which she can make a profit from. For example, if Sophia invested in Al-Aqar Healthcare REIT from its IPO in 2006, her initial investment of RM1, 000 would have grown to RM1, 400 (+40% in capital gains) by end-Janaury 2020.