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Recent theoretical work suggests that definitions of market efficiency that allow for the possibility of time-varying risk-premia will generally lead to return sign predictability. Consistent with this theory, we show that a logit model based on the lagged value of the market risk premium is...
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Much of the empirical work on hedging exchange rate exposure in portfolios of financial assets has used a unitary hedge ratio, or a currency overlay. Alternatively, the currencies themselves can be treated as assets and the position in them optimized. This study empirically tests whether the ex...
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Much of the early research on contrarian performance adjusts for risk using a Jensen's alpha estimated with in-sample returns in either real time or event time. The use of in-sample returns means that beta is estimated with the same observation period returns it is intended to risk adjust. This...
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This paper analyzes the use and terms of quot;share-issue privatizations (SIPs)quot; during the period 1961-1994. We present a theory of SIPs implying their terms are designed to build the political support necessary to privatize a state-owned enterprise (SOE). We then investigate the extent to...
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We find that for a sample of call options on stocks with low returns in the prior year, the implied volatilities increase as the year-end approaches. On the other hand, we do not detect an increase in the volatilities implied from the put options on the same stocks over the same dates. This is...
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