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We examine wealth management products (WMP) issued by Chinese commercial banks, which are an important part of China's fast growing shadow banking sector. We document that the WMPs' maturity dates cluster toward the end of a month and then decrease significantly at the beginning of the following...
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We study the stock market impact of one physiological factor, sleeplessness due to watching World Cup games overnight, and two psychological factors, distraction from games during trading hours and mood changes due to wins and losses of the games. We uncover significantly negative effects of...
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In this paper, we find a novel proxy to directly measure investor patience: the waiting time before they make the first purchase of an IPO stock in the secondary market, using which we prove the street lore that patience is an investing virtue (even in the very short run) by showing that more...
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This paper considers informed traders' trading strategy in a bear market. Known as stealth trading, one strategy of informed traders' is to use medium-size trades, thus medium-size trades tend to contain more information than small- and large-size trades and to have stronger impact on stock...
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We document that in China the maturity dates of bank-issued wealth management products (WMPs) cluster toward the end of a month and then decrease significantly at the beginning of the following month. Our empirical work detects a negative relationship between a bank's loan-to-deposit ratio (LDR)...
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This paper considers the problem of investment of capital in risky assets in a dynamic capital market in continuous time. The model controls risk, and in particular the risk associated with errors in the estimation of asset returns. The framework for investment risk is a geometric Brownian...
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In a portfolio selection model with two risky investments having bivariate normally distributed returns, we show that Rubinstein's measures of risk aversion can yield the desirable characterizations of risk aversion and wealth effects on the optimal portfolios. These properties are analogous to...
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I propose and estimate conditional asset pricing models where the risk premiums of the markets are related to the conditional covariance of the markets with labor income growth within and across countries and the volatility of the markets are related to the shocks and interactions of stock...
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