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The main focus of our paper is to show how the procyclicality phenomenon on financial markets caused by the central clearing activity, should be incorporated into the initial margin calculation of the central counterparties (CCP), based on the effective regulation in the European Union, the so...
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We introduce the Budapest Liquidity Measure (BLM) and one of its possible applications in the field of risk management. BLM is a weighted spread measure, it represents the implicit costs of trading, which arise from the fact that actual trading is not executed at the mid-price. Traditional VaR...
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The Budapest Liquidity Measure (BLM) was created by the Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) in 2005 to provide the market with a simple index which assists market participants in making investment decisions by showing how liquid the single securities and the entire market is at the moment. Liquidity...
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We examine the dynamics of the limit order book recovery in the purely order-driven markets. The configuration of the current limit placements in the order book determines the costs over the mid-quote for the buy and sell trades. By analyzing the relationship between the costs of the possible...
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When focusing on business performance of a country, industry or an individual firm the performance of companies may be tracked using various measures. By simulating the behaviour of a simple firm, our model underlines that the choice of measurement unit determines what distortions we will face,...
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We show that the design of speculative retail products strongly influences the aggregate exposure of retail investors. Using proprietary data on bank-issued knock-out warrants, we find that individual investors trading these warrants, on aggregate, speculate against the short-term trend of the...
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This book is a tutorial guide for new users that aims to help you understand the basics of and become accomplished with the use of R for quantitative finance.If you are looking to use R to solve problems in quantitative finance, then this book is for you. A basic knowledge of financial theory is...
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