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We investigate the information contained in the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) and the U.S. Constant Maturity Treasury (CMT) term structure of interest rates and report three novel findings. First, we document that the information contained in term structures are significantly different...
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We find evidence that executives use private information in exercising stock options. The most informed executives exercise early, exercise after the vest date rather than at the vest date, do not exercise in anticipation of dividends, exercise a high percentage of their options, sell a large...
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The difference between a basis option pricing model on futures or forward contracts, assuming both underlying futures contracts follow geometric Brownian motion, and a basis option pricing model on futures contracts, assuming both underlying securities follow arithmetic Brownian motion are non...
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Using Eurodollar futures prices to assess information in the term structure of interest rates we find that Eurodollar futures rates have power to forecast period profits in the Eurodollar futures market (based on LIBOR). The more interesting discovery is that short-term implied futures rates...
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