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risk for the market portfolio is consistent with theory. The granular residual is volatile and less informative about real … activity than our adjusted index, potentially rationalizing lower/zero risk compensation …
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-specific extreme market risks. First, we define tail market risk that captures dependence between extremely low market as well as asset … returns. Second, extreme market volatility risk is characterized by dependence between extremely high increments of market … that both frequency-specific tail market risk and extreme volatility risks are significantly priced and our five …
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We test the existence of a time-series relationship between the aggregate idiosyncratic volatility and the market index return at the global level by introducing various global measures of aggregate idiosyncratic volatility. We offer four definitions of aggregate global idiosyncratic volatility...
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with constant short maturity outperform a systematic long position in the underlying equity index on a risk-adjusted basis …-based downside risk factor. We use three alternative models to extract ex-ante risk premia implied in the prices of dividend …
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. Unlike the U.S. market, though, the information contained in the KS risk factor of these international markets does not …
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). Therefore, investors, in particular those with long-term bond-like liabilities, should take greater duration risk when the …
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competitive advantage and on keeping a sustained superior performance. However, the impact of corporate reputation on risk, in …, analyze the effect of corporate reputation on stock return and risk. A model based on firms' financial market data was … concerning firms' abnormal returns and firms' systematic risk. This can be justified because stock prices adjusted instantly to …
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Most textbook finance literature assumes risk to be the standard deviation of returns (volatility), which is not only … is consistent with investors’ actual perception of risk. Our method is presenting investors return distributions with … different risk characteristics for which they have to state their perceived risk and make investment decisions. Our results hint …
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Risk parity is an allocation method used to build diversified portfolios that does not rely on any assumptions of … expected returns, thus placing risk management at the heart of the strategy. This explains why risk parity became a popular … investment model after the global financial crisis in 2008. However, risk parity has also been criticized because it focuses on …
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Risk parity methods focused on volatility have gained traction in the last decade. A few extensions have been proposed …, including tail risk parity. The authors show that, at its limits, tail risk parity converges towards the risk parity portfolio … or the tangency portfolio. The authors also introduce a new risk parity measure called ‘outcome risk parity’ which allows …
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