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EFFICIENCY AND ACCURACY OF ALTERNATIVE IMPLEMENTATIONS OF NO-ARBITRAGE TERM STRUCTURE MODELS OF THE HEATH-JARROW-MORTON CLASSTae Young ParkAbstractModels of the term structure of interest rates play a central role in the modern theory of pricing bonds and other interest rate claims. Term...
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The Heath-Jarrow-Morton (HJM) model represents the latest in powerful arbitrage-free technology for modeling the term structure and managing interest rate risk. Yet risk management strategies in the form of immunization portfolios using duration, convexity, and M-square are still widely used in...
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This dissertation consists of two chapters. The first chapter shows that the measurement errors in betas for stocks induce corresponding measurement errors in alphas and a spurious negative covariance between the estimated betas and alphas across stocks. This negative covariance between the...
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This dissertation consists of two essays. The first provides evidence that the recent revival of shelf equity offers is related to changes in how firms use shelf registration. During 1990-2003 firms that make shelf filings have no immediate intent and low probability of issuance, lower...
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The dissertation consists of two essays. In the first essay, we measure herding by institutional investors in the new economy (internet) stocks during 1998-2001 by examining the changes in the quarterly institutional holdings of internet stocks relative to an average stock. More than 95% of the...
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Several research studies in finance have investigated the effect of financial factors on investment decisions of firms. More recently, researchers have extended conventional models of firm-investment by incorporating a role for financing constraints in determining the firm's investment decision....
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This dissertation analyzes a series of issues that surround both the theoretical modeling and theempirical estimation of the forward-futures differential, commonly known as the convexityadjustment. Opposite to theoretical implication, I find that the magnitude of the forward-futuresrate...
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