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Dynamic economic models make predictions about impulse responses that characterize how macroeconomic processes respond to alternative shocks over different horizons. From the perspective of asset pricing, impulse responses quantify the exposure of macroeconomic processes and other cash flows to...
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. This paper proposes a present value model incorporating this persistence through a time-varying steady state of the PtDR …. Log-likelihood statistics confirm that the time-varying state model outperforms its counterpart with a constant steady … state. It is shown that the steady state of the PtDR is jointly influenced by consumption risk, risking sharing, and the …
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Two of the most important stylized facts well-known in finance relate to the non-Gaussian distribution and to the volatility clustering of stock returns. In this paper, we show that a new class of stochastic processes – called Multifractional Processes with Random Exponent (MPRE) – can...
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Dynamic economic models make predictions about impulse responses that characterize how macroeconomic processes respond to alternative shocks over different horizons. From the perspective of asset pricing, impulse responses quantify the exposure of macroeconomic processes and other cash flows to...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012989552
in the timing literature. The Kalman filter approach considered in this paper introduces time-variation in risk exposures … as monthly risk factor timing. Moreover, timing of liquidity risk is explored as evidence on this issue is still missing … are no daily risk factor timing abilities by the asset managers examined, but that non-plausible evidence of perverse …
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distribution for different time scales. Our approach divides the nonlinear link between expected returns and idiosyncratic risk …We analyze whether the idiosyncratic risk puzzle noted by Ang et al. (2006, 2009) can be explained by the existence of … wavelets, to different definitions of short-term investors and to various measures of idiosyncratic risk …
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The term structure of equity risk has been shown to be downward sloping. We capture this feature using return dynamics … observed timing of equity risk outperform those that do not, particularly so out of sample. Indeed, the mean (median) certainty … equivalent return increases from about 13% (12%) to about 21% (15%) because properly modeling the timing of equity risk implies …
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Numerical calculations imply that tax-loss harvesting is valuable to holders of taxable stock accounts. These calculations are based on the assumption that a capital loss on a stock portfolio can always be netted against ordinary income (up to a limit) or a capital gain on the same stock...
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, including many previously unexploited monthly and real-time measures of inflation expectations. These higher frequency measures …
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We study aggregate lapsation risk in the life insurance sector. We construct two lapsation risk factors that explain a … heterogeneity in risk factor exposures based on policy and policyholder characteristics. Young policyholders with higher health risk … hedging and valuation of life insurance contracts. Ignoring aggregate lapsation risk results in mispricing of life insurance …
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