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, volatility, and illiquidity, (ii) stronger commonalities pertain to more efficient (arbitrage-free) currencies, and (iii) the … Amihud (2002) measure, for which we provide a theoretical underpinning, is effective in measuring FX illiquidity. Not only do … method to measure FX illiquidity and commonality. For investors, these insights should increase the efficiency of trading and …
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Mean-variance optimization often leads to unreasonable asset allocations. This problem has forced scholars and practitioners alike to introduce portfolio constraints. The scope of our study is to verify which type of constraint is more suitable for achieving efficient performance. We have...
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This paper utilizes a very simple model to study the timing and determinants of speculationagainst a fixed exchange rate regime when investors are heterogeneous because of locationaldifferences. Location matters because resident players may incur smaller costs when takinga short-position, are...
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illiquidity, market illiquidity, and asymmetric information. When they are segmented, VIX derivatives contribute more to the …
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volatilities. As corporate bond prices are generally attributable to both credit risk and illiquidity as discussed in Huang and … Huang (2012), we apply a decomposition methodology to quantify the relative contributions of credit and illiquidity. Overall …, our credit and illiquidity proxies can explain almost three quarters of the yield spread-bond volatility relation with …
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This paper utilizes a very simple model to study the timing and determinants of speculationagainst a fixed exchange rate regime when investors are heterogeneous because of locationaldifferences. Location matters because resident players may incur smaller costs when takinga short-position, are...
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