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The study used quarterly panel data of 6 years from 2010 to 2015 of all companies listed on both Vietnamese stock markets including the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange and Ha Noi Stock Exchange, and on three leading industries consisting of insurance-banking, foodstuff, and real estate to...
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We find that equity option liquidity increases stock price crash risk. This effect is robust to different measures of option liquidity and crash risk, alternative weighting schemes, option moneyness, and is not spurious due to endogeneity issues. The option liquidity-stock crash risk causality...
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This paper examines spillover effects caused when market participants trade different financial instruments in a single operation. We develop and test an extended model for cross-correlation in the trading processes of different assets on the European bond market. We find a significant...
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The characteristics of the order flow in limit order markets has been significantly altered since the introduction of Market in Financial Instruments Directive. We revisit issues related to the shape of the limit order book and its information content in a post-MiFID world using message level...
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We use Hasbrouck's (1991) vector autoregressive model for prices and trades to empirically test and assess the role played by the waiting time between consecutive transactions in the process of price formation. We find that as the time duration between transactions decreases, the price impact of...
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This paper studies the intraday volatility of European government bonds under the framework of the multiplicative component GARCH model (Engle and Sokalska, 2012). Intraday return volatility is specified as the product of daily volatility, intraday seasonality, and a unit GARCH process. The...
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