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This paper contributes to the literature on safe haven assets, analyzing gold and the Swiss Franc's defensive properties inside various global stocks portfolios. The analysis relies on monthly data extending over the last two decades. Drawing on Multivariate Garch DCC models, the hedging...
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that boost asset prices in an insufficient productive way, we conclude that Switzerland should assess room for re …
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Bonds of Swiss non-government borrowers offered higher daily excess returns ("alphas") than suggested by their sensitivities to standard risk factors over the sample period from 2007 to 2014. By contrast, comparable bonds (same currency denomination and credit rating category) issued by foreign...
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. Despite the tension around the Greek crisis, the mood in the Switzerland is positive. Swiss investors are really something …
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that export more than they import tend to witness interventions that weaken the domestic currency. Switzerland, a strongly …
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This paper focuses on three "safe haven" assets (gold, oil, and the Swiss Franc) and examines the impact of recent financial crises and some macroeconomic variables on their return co-movements during the last two decades. All financial crises produced significant increases in conditional...
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