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The discount control mechanisms that closed-end funds often choose to adopt before IPO are supposedly implemented to narrow the difference between share price and net asset value. The two discount control mechanisms are mandatory continuation votes facilitating subsequent fund liquidation and...
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We study the relevance of signaling and marketing as explanations for the discount control mechanisms that a closed-end fund may choose to adopt in its prospectus. These policies are designed to narrow the potential gap between share price and net asset value, measured by the fund's discount....
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The discount control mechanisms that closed-end funds often choose to adopt before IPO are supposedly implemented to narrow the difference between share price and net asset value, We find evidence that non-discretionary discount control mechanisms such as mandatory continuation votes serve as...
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We solve for the optimal portfolio allocation in a setting where both conditional correlation and theclustering of extreme events are considered. We demonstrate that there is a substantial welfare loss indisregarding tail dependence, even when dynamic conditional correlation has been accounted...
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We solve for the optimal portfolio allocation in a setting where both conditional correlation and the clustering of extreme events are considered. We demonstrate that there is a substantial welfare loss in disregarding tail dependence, even when dynamic conditional correlation has been accounted...
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We examine whether the drastic improvement in liquidity in the US stock market after 2003 has impacted the systematic exposures of hedge funds to the US-stock market. The relation between market exposure and Amihud's illiquidity measure reverses significantly around a breakpoint situated...
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The paper investigates the portfolio allocation effects of increased asset co-movements during extreme market downturns. We develop a model for the state variables underlying the stock price process that allows for increased and asymmetric dependence between extreme return realizations. We...
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