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This paper examines the determinants of the rate of forced insolvency in New Zealand. The study incorporates two key … variety of economic experiences over the sample period (1988–2003). Second, we explain the total rate of forced insolvency in …
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Value-at-Risk (VaR) determines the probability of a portfolio of assets losing a certain amount in a given time period … due to adverse market conditions with a particular level of confidence. Value-at-Risk has received considerable attention … from financial economists and financial practitioners for its use in risk reporting, in particular the risks of derivatives …
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We measure the loss potential of Hedge Funds by combining three market risk measures: VaR, Draw-Down and Time Under … results clearly state that market risk may be substantially underestimated by those models which assume Normality or, even … considering Non-Normality, neglect to model time- dependence. Moreover, VaR is an incomplete measure of market risk whenever the …
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This paper deals with the issue of calculating daily Value-at-Risk (VaR) measures within an environment of thin trading … issue for financial risk management in emerging markets. …
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This paper characterizes optimal currency hedging in several models of downside risk. We consider, in turn, three … models of hedging: (i) a firm that chooses its hedging policy in the presence of bankruptcy costs; (ii) an all equity firm … contrary to conventional wisdom, we show that forwards dominate options as hedges of downside risk. …
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value of $1 invested in the market when long-term investors wish to insure against downside risk on a year-to-year basis …. These results have implications regarding how risk-free debt is priced and about the economy’s capital structure. …
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market timing skills of the portfolio manager. In this article we examine to what extent downside risk and the upside … relation between the risk preferences of the investor and the risk- adjusted performance measure. We conclude that it is … difficult to interpret differences in the outcomes of risk-adjusted performance measures exclusively as differences in …
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This paper proposes a model of how agents adjust their asset holdings in response to losses in general equilibrium. By emphasising the relation between deflation and financial distress, we capture some original features of the early debt-deflation literature, such as distress selling,...
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Municipalities financial distress (which we refer as financial vulnerability) is a recurrent concern of French political life. However, there is no universal and unique definition of financial distress. This paper presents a synthesis of some possible definitions and display the real importance...
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, spatial heterogeneity and outliers are controlled for by using the appropriate maximum likelihood, generalized method of …
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