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business models has led to an expansion of the risk taxonomy affecting corporate management. In addition to traditional … financial risks, new risks have emerged, primarily climate risk, environmental, and energy risks, which can significantly impact …
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risk of risky assets. Instead, it claims that capital market volatility, in turn, constitutes the maximum achievable …The theory of fair geometric returns, F theory for short, rejects the generally accepted notion that volatility is the … geometric return. In order to get to the point, F theory, in addition to its own ideas, resorts to information theoretical …
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more effective than T-Bill futures in reducing price change risk. Moreover, in the short term, the performance of T …-Bill futures in reducing risk was extremely poor. The purpose of this article is to determine whether these results are due to a …
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There has been tremendous growth in interest rate futures markets since their beginning in 1975, both in terms of trading volume and the proliferation of new types of contracts. This paper focuses on the Treasury bill futures market and uses a descriptive statistic which was devised by Holbrook...
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In a recent article, Puglisi developed and tested a model for evaluating the efficiency of the Treasury bill futures market. He found that the market for Treasury bill futures was not efficient because arbitrage opportunities existed involving transactions in futures and outstanding Treasury...
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Until the existence of financial futures, testing the determinants and the informational content of futures market prices has been difficult because of the vagaries associated with commodity markets. In the case of Treasury bill futures, the existence of an active secondary market and the...
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The standard measures of distress risk ignore the fact that firm defaults are correlated and that some defaults are … more likely to occur in bad times. We use risk premium computed from corporate credit spreads to measure a firm’s exposure … to systematic variation in default risk. Unlike previously used measures that proxy for a firm’s physical probability of …
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The standard measures of distress risk ignore the fact that firm defaults are correlated and that some defaults are … more likely to occur in bad times. We use risk premium computed from corporate credit spreads to measure a firm’s exposure … to systematic variation in default risk. Unlike previously used measures that proxy for a firm’s physical probability of …
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The September 30, 1978 legislation (P.L. 95-405), which renewed the authority of the CFTC to regulate futures markets, directs the Commission to solicit the advice of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve before authorizing any additional futures contracts that specify delivery of U.S. Government...
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The September 30, 1978 legislation (P.L. 95-405), which renewed the authority of the CFTC to regulate futures markets, directs the Commission to solicit the advice of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve before authorizing any additional futures contracts that specify delivery of U.S. Government...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015244322