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This paper develops a novel empirical method that uses property level cash flow information to estimate the risk and … real estate risk premium is positively related to the GDP growth rate and the change in the credit spread, and negatively … related to the inflation rate, the stock market risk premium, and the change in the term spread. The sensitivities vary across …
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I compare the performance of the index-based time series approach and the cross-sectional approach in estimating factor loadings of non-traded assets, and show that the latter likely provides less biased and more efficient estimates. I then use the cross-sectional approach to estimate the...
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Recent studies have shown that disaster risk can generate asset return moments similar to those observed in the U ….S. data. However, these studies have ignored the cross-country asset pricing implications of the disaster risk model. This … paper shows that standard U.S.-based disaster risk model assumptions found in the literature lead to counterfactual …
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those in the highest quintile by 6 to 7% annually after adjusting for risk. Our results are consistent with recent …
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strategy generates around 11% annualized value-weighted risk-adjusted return. Investor inattention, illiquidity, and sentiment …
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risk-return relationship in the cross-section of real estate equities internationally. I construct a global COVID-19 risk … factor to capture the risk exposure of individual stocks to the pandemic. The paper also assesses the low-risk effect puzzle … in real estate stocks. I find that the average firm sensitivity to the COVID-19 risk factor increases from close to zero …
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incorporates industry concentration as a distinguished risk factor capturing important features of product markets. Our results …
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Clean-surplus accounting implies that a firm's stock return can be decomposed into a function of the firm's return on equity, book-to-market equity ratio, and dividend-price ratio. Consequently, the variation in these ratios across firms should be indicative of cross-sectional variation in...
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Financial intermediaries trade frequently in many markets using sophisticated models. Their marginal value of wealth should therefore provide a more informative stochastic discount factor (SDF) than that of a representative consumer. Guided by theory, we use shocks to the leverage of securities...
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