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The purpose of this study is to examine the impacts of alternative flotation methods on price performance of seasoned equity offerings, and to compare the competing hypotheses supported by asymmetric information theory and agency theory. Based on 385 sample issues which were listed in Taiwan...
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Using the eruption of Argentina debt crisis in 2001 as a natural experiment, we investigated the correlated default at the sovereign level for some Latin American countries. Daily closing market quotes for sovereign Credit Default Swaps (CDS) of Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and Venezuela were...
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We examine the dependence structure between the credit default swap (CDS) return and the kurtosis of the corresponding equity return distribution using copula functions to specify its nonnormal and nonlinear relationship. Three candidates, the Gaussian, the Student's t, and the Gumbel copulas,...
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The conventional portfolio value-at-risk model with the assumption of normal joint distribution, which is commonly practiced, exhibits considerable biases due to model specification errors. This paper utilizes the estimation of hedged portfolio value-at-risk (HPVaR) to illustrate the potential...
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We examine what are common factors that determine systematic credit risk and estimate and interpret the common risk factors. We also compare the contributions of common factors in explaining the changes of credit default swap (CDS) spreads during the pre-crisis, crisis and post-crisis period....
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