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We examine the price of asymmetric dependence (AD) in the cross-section of US equities. Using a $\beta$-invariant AD metric, we demonstrate that the return premium for AD is approximately $47%$ of the premium for $\beta$. The premium for lower-tail AD equivalent to $26%$ of the market risk...
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We explore the benefits gained by actively managing asymmetric dependence during the portfolio construction process. First, we determine the existing and nature of asymmetric dependency between international equity indices. Next, we illustrate how managing lower tail dependence between...
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We demonstrate a means of incorporating asymmetric dependency structures during the portfolio construction process using copula functions. Specifically, we investigate how asymmetric return dependencies affect the efficient frontier and subsequent portfolio performance under a dynamic...
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Progressive income taxation regimes can be modelled as a weighted portfolio of European Call options over an individual's gross taxable income. These options are struck at the tax bracket lower bound and weighted by the increment in the marginal tax rate. The government holds a long position in...
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