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An asymmetric information model of the bid-ask spread is developed for a foreign exchange market subject to occasional government interventions. Traditional tests of the unbiasedness of the forward rate as a predictor of the future spot rate are shown to be inconsistent when the rates are...
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Statistical model selection criteria provide an informed choice of the model with best external (i.e., out-of-sample) validity. Therefore, they guard against overfitting (quot;data snoopingquot;). We implement several model selection criteria in order to verify recent evidence of predictability...
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Thinking of photonic crystals, we investigate the theory of electromagnetic wave propagation in a perfectly conducting semi-cylinder endowed with a periodic permittivity along its axis while its circular base is illuminated by an harmonic Bessel beam, symmetric around the cylinder axis. We prove...
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When continuous-time portfolio weights are applied to a discrete-time hedging problem, errors are likely to occur. This paper evaluates the overall importance of the discretization-induced tracking error. It does so by comparing the performance of Black-Scholes hedge ratios against those...
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