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Expected idiosyncratic volatility and its positive relation to expected returns of Fu (2009) can be closely replicated, but only when we include information up to time t to estimate the idiosyncratic volatility at time t. Since this involves look-ahead bias, we re-estimate expected idiosyncratic...
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Should regulators require firms to confirm or deny rumours publicly? In a sequential trading model, such a regulation might enhance pricing efficiency through two mechanisms: (i) an increase to the number of informed traders brought about by the public inquiry, and (ii) a shortened information...
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This study investigates the economic and financial drivers of volatility changes and integrates them into stock market volatility forecasting. We first collect a diverse set of predictor variables and analyze them within a unified framework. We discover that only a small number of variables...
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This study predicts stock market volatility and applies them to the standard problem in finance, namely, asset allocation. Based on machine learning and model averaging approaches, we integrate the drivers’ predictive information to forecast market volatilities. Using various evaluation...
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