Search Results - subject:"Termingeschäft"

How do two-way contracts-for-difference affect futures markets? : A novel modelling approach of futures market liquidity

Wagner, Fabian; Jansen, Malte; Kitzing, Lena - 2026

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Determinants of financial hedging strategies among commodity producer firms in Latin America

Giraldo, Carlos; Giraldo, Iader; Huertas, Cristian; … - 2026

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Epistemic capital and two-trap growth in the AI era

Nguyen, Manh-Hung - 2026

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The impact of financial derivatives on European Bank value and performance

Al-Own, Bassam; Al Shbail, Mohannad Obeid; Jaradat, Zaid; … - 2026

Using a panel dataset of 385 European bank-year observations covering the 2012 to 2022 period, this study aimed to investigate the impact of derivatives on bank value and performance. We used bank-level panel data and conducted several multivariate statistical analyses, i.e., ordinary least...

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The CDS basis in the European market

Heidorn, Thomas; Klaus, Juergen; Mazzalupi, Riccardo - 2026

The relationship between Credit Default Swaps (CDS) and cash bonds plays a pivotal role in providing market participants with important information which directly affects investment and risk management strategies. Particularly relevant is the CDS-Bond basis, defined as the difference in basis...

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Information-neutral hedging of derivatives under market impact and manipulation risk

Alimoradian, Behzad; Barigou, Karim; Eyraud, Anne - 2026

The literature on derivative pricing in illiquid markets has mostly focused on computing optimal hedging controls, but empirical microstructure studies show that large order flow generates persistent and predictable price effects. Therefore, these controls can themselves induce endogenous market...

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Margins as canaries in the coal mine

Kubitza, Christian; Oehmke, Martin - 2026

Central clearing counterparties (CCPs) manage counterparty risk by requiring clearing members to post margins. This paper explores the role of margins as "canaries in the coal mine:" By inducing defaults of fragile counterparties before contract maturity, margin calls enable CCPs to transfer...

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Designing hedging instruments for locational price risks : lessons from North American Financial Transmission Rights

Stolle, Leon; Boeschemeier, Jonas; Hobbs, Benjamin Field; … - 2026

Locational marginal pricing (LMP) provides efficient locational dispatch and investment signals but requires a complementary congestion hedging instrument to function effectively. This paper investigates how exposure to locational price differences is managed in North American nodal electricity...

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Central clearing and the pricing of specialness in repo markets

Danisewicz, Piotr; Dieler, Tobias; Mancini, Loriano; … - 2026

Repo markets clear either bilaterally over the counter (OTC) or through central counter-parties (CCPs), which differ in how counterparty risk is priced. In bilateral markets, repo rates reflect borrower-specific risk, while CCP clearing pools counterparties and applies a common pricing rule. We...

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Study on the validity of volatility trading

Castillo, Alberto; Mcwilliams, Jose Manuel Mira - 2026

This study examines the role of volatility mean reversion in option pricing and evaluates the performance of commonly used volatility estimators within a broad market context. Using a comprehensive dataset of end-of-day option chains for the 100 most actively traded U.S. equities from 2018 to...

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