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Standard and Poor's database. The data is decomposed into a systematic and firm-specific risk component, where the systematic … cohort and rating class to the same systematic risk factor; (ii) strongly non-Gaussian features of the individual time series …; (iii) possible dynamics of an unobserved common risk factor; (iv) changing default probabilities over the age of the rating …
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generate loss distributions which provide insight in the extreme losses and allow for changing correlations between risk …
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role of sovereign and credit risk as two alternative explanations for the increase in financial fragmentation. A key … finding is that the heterogeneity in sovereign risk across member states accounts for a sizable part of the increase in the … credit risk on bank retail rates is negligible. Our results suggest that efforts to reduce sovereign tensions - as …
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Diversification by banks affects the systemic risk of the sector. Importantly, Wagner (2010) shows that linear … diversification increases systemic risk. We consider the case of securitization, whereby loan portfolios are sliced into tranches with … risk of individual institutions beyond the minimum level attainable by linear diversification, without increasing systemic …
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The end result of major sporting events has been shown to affect next-day stock returns through shifts in investor mood. By studying the soccer matches that led to the elimination of France and Italy from the 2010 FIFA World Cup, we show that mood-related pricing effects can materialize as...
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. Financial stability is defined in terms of its ability to help the economic system allocate resources, manage risk and absorbs …
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companies. One of the key differences is that the residual risk in pension funds is collectively borne by the beneficiaries and … claim approach to evaluate the risk return trade-off for annuitants.For that, we take into account the differences in …
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Administrative costs per participant appear to vary widely across pension funds in different countries. These costs are important because they reduce the rate of return on the investments of pension funds, and consequently raise the cost of retirement security. Using unique data on 90 pension...
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its sponsor, using contingent claims analysis. As pension funds run a mismatch risk, future surpluses and shortfalls will … this system creates an asymmetric allocation of the residual risk between sponsor and beneficiaries. The main conclusion is … that the sponsor's vulnerability negatively impacts the optimum risk profile of a defined benefit scheme with conditional …
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.s investment risk to estimate the prospective total assets and the conditional prospective funding rate. Both applications show … that comonotonicity can be a useful tool to assess the upper bound for the risk exposure of financial institutions. …
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