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Our aim is to give a comparative analysis of ability of different factor mimicking portfolios in representing the background factors. Our analysis contains a cross-sectional regression approach, a time-series regression approach and a portfolio approach for constructing factor mimicking...
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We develop a model of stochastic volatility with jump to analyze how the local equity markets of the European countries are affected by the regional equity market (other European equity markets) and the US equity market. Our approach simultaneously investigates all the three aspects of the...
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The common approach for constructing factor mimicking portfolios is to go long in assets with high loadings and to short-sell those with low loadings on some background factors. As a result portfolios containing stocks with low loading on the background factor receive negative betas against the...
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Our purpose is to find factors that are important for expected returns and risk of Swedish industrial portfolios. We have chosen factors that are important for a small open economy. We take into account the small sample problem that surfaces as firms dominating the value weighted test...
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This paper develops a conditional asset pricing model with latent factors, based on the optimal orthogonal portfolio approach. We construct a factor portfolio that embodies all the latent factors important for pricing a given set of test assets. The out-of-sample performance of this portfolio is...
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In this article we study jump spillover effects between a number of country equity indexes. In order to identify the latent historical jumps of each index, we use a Bayesian approach to estimate a jump-diffusion model on each index. We look at the simultaneous jump intensities of pairs of...
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This paper analyses the ability of beta and other factors, like firm size and book-to-market, to explain cross-sectional variation in average stock returns on the Swedish stock market for the period 1980-1990. We correct for errors in variables problem of the estimated market beta. Since this...
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