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A unified explanation of risk and mispricing in stock returns underpinned by their aggregate liquidity risk is … presented. We argue alternating liquidity exposures depict two distinct investment preferences-hedging against aggregate … liquidity risk or betting on it. A three-factor model capturing these return variations is developed. Results show that our …
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determinant of international stock market liquidity. Increased risk perception reduces liquidity around the world, and its impact … is not subsumed by other well-documented market-level determinants of liquidity. The effect is pervasive, but is stronger … phases of the business cycle, or the way liquidity is measured …
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financial crisis. If such liquidity risk exists and is undiversifiable, then loose monetary policy should be associated with a …
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This study empirically examines the effect of foreign exchange (FX) market liquidity risk and volatility on the excess … returns of currency carry trades. In contrast to the existent literature, we construct an alternative proxy of liquidity risk … - violations of no arbitrage bounds in the forward and currency swap markets. We also use volatility smile data to capture FX …
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We sort currencies by countries' consumption growth over the past four quarters. Currency portfolios of countries experiencing consumption booms have higher Sharpe ratios than those of countries going through a consumption-based recession. A carry strategy that goes short in countries that are...
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We investigate the intertemporal risk-return trade-off of foreign exchange (FX) rates for ten currencies quoted against the USD. For each currency, we use three risk measures simultaneously that pertain to that currency; its realized volatility, its realized skewness, and its value-at-risk. We...
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I identify a global currency skewness risk factor. Currency portfolios that have higher average excess returns co-vary more positively with this risk factor. They suffer losses in bad times for currency investors when high interest rate investment currencies have a greater tendency to depreciate...
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This paper examines how exchange rate volatility and Korean banks' foreign exchange liquidity mismatches interacted …
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Recent research in international finance has equated changes in real exchange rates with differences between the marginal utility growths of representative agents in different economies. The asset market view of exchange rates, encapsulated in this equation, has been used to gain insights into...
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