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This paper carries out a comprehensive analysis of the interest rate risk borne by the Spanish firms on a sector basis. The traditional linear interest rate exposure model has been extended to allow for the possibility of a nonlinear exposure component as well as the presence of asymmetric...
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Are the managers of financial institutions ready for the small but increasingly significant risk of inflation in the near future, due to the unprecedented fiscal and monetary responses of the U.S. government to prevent an economic collapse? This paper addresses this important issue by reviewing...
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How do the managers of financial institutions hedge against the effects of non-parallel yield curve shifts? This paper addresses this important issue by reviewing the important findings in the area of interest rate risk management over the past two decades. We discuss four classes of models in...
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The term structure of interest rates gives the relationship between the yield on an investment and the term to maturity of the investment. Since the term structure is typically measured using default-free, continuously-compounded, annualized zero-coupon yields, it is not directly observable from...
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This paper generalizes the M-square and M-vector models (Fong and Fabozzi [1985] and Nawalkha and Chambers [1997]) by using a Taylor series expansion of the bond return function with respect to simple polynomial functions of the cash flow maturities. The classic M-vector computes the weighted...
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