Financial Markets and Investment Strategies
External reference: https://openalex.org/T10047
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Market greenness predicts liquidity shocks Market greenness predicts liquidity shocks tied to ESG investor preferences, and ESG-related liquidity better explains stock returns than standard measures during 2015-2019.
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Liquidity shocks spill over to related corporate bond peers Analysis of liquidity spillover in corporate bond markets following rating downgrades, showing contagion through information learning across related securities.
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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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Price bubbles found in most examined DeFi and NFT assets Analysis of speculative bubbles in DeFi and NFT markets using GSADF testing reveals bubble presence in eight of nine examined blockchain assets.
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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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RNN-based distortion models improved CAT bond pricing Catastrophe bond pricing framework combining distortion operator theory with recurrent neural networks, capturing discontinuous repricing and tail-risk compensation.
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Gender-lens fund label does not reliably predict design or performance Study of gender lens equity funds reveals inconsistent methodologies, limited portfolio overlap, and mixed performance compared to benchmarks.
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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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Trusted contact adoption remains low among eligible investors Study of retail investor compliance with FINRA trusted contact rule using national financial capability data, showing literacy and social trust as key determinants.
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Brexit sentiment was linked to weaker UK markets Analysis of social media sentiment regarding Brexit and its significant negative impacts on GBP exchange rates and FTSE-100 performance using time-series sentiment analysis methods.
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UAE-specific crises produced negative firm returns; global crises often positive Study examines how global and domestic crises impact UAE financial markets using STL decomposition, revealing asymmetric responses across firm characteristics and event categories.
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Market-capitalization regret variables predict future stock returns Study reveals market capitalization as a key psychological reference point for investor regret, with stronger predictive power for stock returns than traditional return-based regret measures in.
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Optimal portfolio proportions were computed for Nifty 50 stocks Empirical study constructing optimal portfolios using Sharpe's Single Index Model on NIFTY 50 stocks, analyzing risk-return characteristics and optimal investment allocations.
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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.
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Liquidity-trap spillovers differ sharply across asset-supply shocks Examine how asset market shocks transmit across borders differently in liquidity traps versus normal times, using a heterogeneous-agent framework with financial frictions.
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Moderate overconfidence is linked to better SME credit access Non-linear relationship between entrepreneurial confidence and SME financing access: mild overconfidence reduces credit rationing relative to underconfidence and extreme overconfidence.

