Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
External reference: https://openalex.org/T10282
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Geopolitical risk affects stock markets differently by regime
Study reveals geopolitical risk impacts stock returns asymmetrically: negatively in bullish markets, positively in downturns. Emerging markets may hedge geopolitical shocks.
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Integrated ACD models can imply infinite-mean durations
Asymptotic theory for integrated autoregressive conditional duration models reveals infinite-mean trading intervals in cryptocurrency ETFs, requiring new inference methods.
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Unweighted HJM setting supports yield-curve modeling with negative yields
New approach to Heath–Jarrow–Morton framework using unweighted function spaces and functional PCA, enabling better yield curve modeling with support for negative interest rates.
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Detailed deduction of the Tennessee-Eastman benchmark model
Detailed mathematical reconstruction of the Tennessee-Eastman benchmark process model with previously unavailable parameters and explicit documentation of assumptions.
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Sports tokens showed spillover risk in connected markets
Quantile VAR analysis reveals how sports tokens transmit and receive systemic shocks, with implications for portfolio construction and downside risk mitigation during market stress.
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Geopolitical risk is linked to lower stock returns in Vietnam
Study analyzes geopolitical risk's negative impact on stock returns in Vietnam's emerging market, finding that firms sensitive to political uncertainty demand higher expected returns.
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Stock splits and reverse splits had opposite return effects in Indonesia
Event study analysis shows stock splits boost returns on Indonesian exchanges while reverse splits trigger negative reactions, reflecting divergent investor signals in emerging markets.
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Spline-based score-driven models allow flexible time-varying parameters
Score-driven time-varying parameter model using spline-based densities without parametric assumptions, with applications to inflation and volatility filtering.

