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In this paper we provide an operational definition of market and funding liquidity, and we introduce a method to create two interpretable liquidity measures, which we associate to these two types of liquidity. The construction is based on creating two parsimonious linear combinations of the many...
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We explore from a theoretical and an empirical perspective the value of convexity in the US Treasury market. We present a quasi-model-agnostic approach that is rooted in the existence of some affine model capable of recovering with good accuracy the market yield curve and covariance matrix. As...
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Different authors find optically very different patterns (‘tents' and ‘bats') when excess returns from US Treasuries are regressed against forward rates. A separate source of disagreement is whether the recent tent-shaped factor found by Cochrane and Piazzesi is fundamentally different from...
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We propose a method to integrate frequentist and subjective probabilities in order to obtain a coherent asset allocation in the presence of stress events. Our working assumption is that in normal market asset returns are sufficiently regular for frequentist statistical techniques to identify...
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In this note I concisely present the main arguments advanced in "Taking Liberties" (2012). In particular, I look at the philosophical roots of libertarian paternalism. I examine whether the claims that it constitutes the "real Third Way" and that it always should be preferred to 'harder' forms...
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Does the selection of a specific interest rate model to use for pricing, hedging, and risk-return analysis depend upon whether the user is a buy-side institution or a sell-side dealer bank? Sanjay Nawalkha and Riccardo Rebonato debate this question in this paper and provide some insightful...
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We propose a simple but rigorous stochastic volatility – stochastic correlation model, formulated as a pair of correlated CIRCEV and Jacobi processes. Our model proves to fit both marginal and joint distributions of implied volatility and correlation. When risk factors estimated from...
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We propose a reduced-form eSIRD model to operationalize the country-specific Basic Reproduction Number and Mortality Rate for the COVID-19 pandemic. Enhanced from the classical epidemiological structural SIR model, our model has several contributions: 1) Allowing the effective Basic Reproduction...
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We propose a method to integrate frequentist and subjective probabilities in order to obtain a coherent asset allocation in the presence of stress events. Our working assumption is that in normal market asset returns are sufficiently regular for frequentist statistical techniques to identify...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015226701
Today's top financial-risk professionals have come to rely on ever-more sophisticated mathematics in their attempts to come to grips with financial risk. But this excessive reliance on quantitative precision is misleading--and it puts us all at risk. This is the case that Riccardo Rebonato makes...
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