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This research studies the propensity of individuals to violate implications of expected utility maximization in allocating retirement savings within a compulsory defined contribution retirement plan. The paper develops the implications and describes the construction and administration of a...
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Financial regulators are weighing up the effectiveness of different templates for communicating investment risk to retirement savers since welfare depends on comprehension of risk information. We compare nine standard risk presentations using a discrete choice experiment where subjects choose...
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Financial regulators are weighing up the effectiveness of different templates for communicating investment risk to retirement savers since welfare depends on comprehension of risk information. We compare nine standard risk presentations using a discrete choice experiment where subjects choose...
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Individuals, endowments and trusts face uncertain lifetimes. When the planning horizon of an entity is stochastic and Pareto distributed, hyperbolic discounting and time-varying consumption rates are optimal. We derive expressions for the optimal rate of consumption (draw-down) from wealth for...
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This study investigates the effects of the market portfolio being unknown on the estimation of beta in the CAPM. Providing an analysis of the impact of using a proxy for the market portfolio when the market portfolio is known. This allows one to ask and answer 'if what' questions, such as if...
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The suitability of the elliptical distribution to model asset returns in applied work is examined. Two frameworks are identified: the first framework allows for normality testing but fails to capture the GARCH effect present in the data; the second framework captures the GARCH effect but has the...
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The VARLINEX (value at risk linear exponent) forecasting procedure is presented in this paper, which explicitly adjusts the forecasts when the loss functions of the forecaster are asymmetric. The theory of order statistics is applied to derive the VARLINEX forecasts and their corresponding...
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