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<section xml:id="fut21608-sec-0001"> Using a market‐level exercise data set and an individual‐level trading data set between August 2006 and June 2009, this study examines the incidence of two types of irrational exercise behavior in the Chinese warrants market. We find that 121.64 million shares of warrants (0.64% of all...</section>
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A recent reform in China, the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect program, made a subset of Chinese stocks investable for foreign investors, thus partially opening China's stock market. We use this reform to examine the quantity and quality effects of stock market liberalization on corporate...
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To stabilize their financial markets, many governments implement a number of rescue programs. Direct purchase intervention—rarely observed in the past due to the concern of moral hazard problems and aversion to government ownership—has been commonly considered a potential way to stabilize...
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The current study documents an interesting phenomenon that retail investors prefer to invest in stocks listed at the stock exchange that is geographically close to them in China. This pattern is robust when we control for the well-documented local bias within a country. Among companies with...
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We develop a flexible forward contracting mechanism for renewable generators with intermittent and uncertain power supply. Such a contract allows the renewable generators to engage in forward contracts in day-ahead markets with flexible loads. In our proposed contracting mechanism, the renewable...
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We introduce a minimum spanning tree framework to describe the risk dependencies and interactions of both total and idiosyncratic risk in the energy sector. We apply the framework to equity and CDS spread data of 51 domestic and 116 international energy firms, both non-renewable and renewable,...
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We extend beyond healthiness assessment of banks using quantitative financial data by applying textual sentiment analysis. Looking at 10-K annual reports for a large sample of banks in the 2000-2014 period, 52 public bank holding companies that were associated with bank failures during the...
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Asset prices exhibit characteristics that significantly deviate from log-normality and display time-varying stochastics. There is ample evidence of jumps in one asset price or market leading to jumps in other assets' prices or markets. We propose a multivariate jump diffusion model with...
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In a highly interconnected financial economy, deciphering co-dependencies between asset prices and their time-varying dynamics is challenging and important for sound financial decisions. This paper develops a framework to study dynamic features of a financial network, that incorporates...
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This paper presents a new framework to model and calibrate the process of firm value evolution when an unanticipated exogenous event impacting one firm can contagiously affect other firms. The nature of propagation of such contagion is determined by the underlying connections between firms,...
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