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The art market has seen boom and bust during the last years and, despite the downturn, has received more attention from investors given the low interest environment following the financial crisis. However, participation has been reserved for a few investors and the hedging of exposures remains...
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This paper surveys the literature that deals with the informational content of market option prices for the purposes of quantitative asset management. We review studies that have investigated whether market option prices may help a portfolio manager in the stock selection process, portfolio...
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The accomplishment of a MF (Mutual Fund) be contingent upon the knowledge and self-confidence level of the investors. The pattern of the investment differs with age, education, gender, occupation etc. The current study is conducted with the purpose of assessing the consciousness level of the...
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We show that GDP-linked bonds can provide diversification benefits to investors. We use a stochastic spanning methodology which makes no assumptions on the distributional characteristics of the returns of these innovative instruments and apply to test both floaters and linkers. We find that both...
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By analyzing the portfolio allocations of Target Date Funds (TDFs), we document that the observed durations of TDF portfolios are inconsistent with the durations predicted by classical portfolio theory. We call this stylized fact the duration puzzle. We investigate to what extent several...
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This paper examines the advantages of incorporating strategic exposure to equity volatility into the investment-opportunity set of a long-term equity investor. We consider two standard volatility investments: implied volatility and volatility risk premium strategies. To calibrate and assess the...
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For a market with m assets and T discrete trading sessions, Cover and Ordentlich (1998) found that the “Cost of Achieving the Best Rebalancing Rule in Hindsight” is p(T, m) = <sub>n<sub>1</sub> ···<sup>Σ</sup> n<sub>m</sub>=T</sub> (n<sub>1</sub>,<sup>T</sup>...,n<sub>m</sub>)(n<sub>1</sub>/T)(n<sub>1</sub> · · · (n<sub>m</sub>/T)<sup>n<sub>m</sub></sup>. Their super-replicating strategy is impossible to compute...
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A widespread concern in the investment industry is whether commonly used investment management fee arrangements encourage investment managers to act in their clients' interests. The value to managers of a one-period call performance fee is maximized by maximizing performance volatility. This is...
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This paper derives a robust online equity trading algorithm that achieves the greatest possible percentage of the final wealth of the best pairs rebalancing rule in hindsight. A pairs rebalancing rule chooses some pair of stocks in the market and then perpetually executes rebalancing trades so...
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The art market has seen boom and bust during the last years and, despite the downturn, has received more attention from investors given the low interest environment following the financial crisis. However, participation has been reserved for a few investors and the hedging of exposures remains...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10003947461