Journal of Derivatives and Quantitative Studies: 선물연구
2023 - 2024
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Volume 32, issue 4, 2024
- Predicting zombie firms after the COVID-19 pandemic using explainable artificial intelligence pp. 266-285

- Dongwook Seo, Hyeong Joon Kim and Seongjae Mun
- Partial hedging in credit markets with structured derivatives: a quantitative approach using put options pp. 286-322

- Constantin Siggelkow
- Does the disclosure of ESG information by private equity firms impact the success of their fundraising efforts? pp. 323-343

- Jung-Hee Noh and Heejin Park
- The Fisher’s hedge hypothesis: what about homogeneity and stability properties? pp. 344-370

- Malika Neifar and Amira Harzallah
Volume 32, issue 3, 2024
- Renegotiable debt, liquidity injections and financial instability pp. 182-199

- Hyun Soo Doh and Guanhao Feng
- Word-of-mouth effects in individual investors’ trading: evidence from Korea pp. 200-222

- Sujung Choi
- The impact of ESG ratings on corporate value during COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from China and South Korea pp. 223-237

- Donghoon Kim and Sun-Joong Yoon
- Informational role of investment and liquidation values pp. 238-263

- Hyun Soo Doh and Yiyao Wang
Volume 32, issue 2, 2024
- American put options with regime-switching volatility pp. 86-115

- Bong-Gyu Jang and Hyeng Keun Koo
- The relationship between changes in corporate payout policy and capital structure pp. 116-144

- Songhee Kim, Jaeuk Khil and Yu Kyung Lee
- Does information environment affect information spillover between the CDS and stock markets in Korea? pp. 145-158

- Heewoo Park and Yuen Jung Park
- The role of arbitrage risk in the MAX effect: evidence from the Korean stock market pp. 159-180

- Jihoon Goh and Donghoon Kim
Volume 32, issue 1, 2024
- Changes in repo markets and the necessity for CCPs in Korea pp. 2-22

- Sun-Joong Yoon
- Do technical trading rules outperform the simple buy-and-hold strategy in the cryptocurrency market? pp. 23-35

- JunHyeong Jin, JiHoon Jung and Kyojik Song
- Network of public equity funds and investment performance in South Korea pp. 36-57

- Yongwon Kim, Inwook Song and Young Kyu Park
- Whose option ratios contain information about future stock prices? pp. 58-81

- Bonha Koo and Ryumi Kim
Volume 31, issue 4, 2023
- Effectiveness of debt modification system in Korea pp. 262-277

- Kye moon Lee and Junesuh Yi
- National cultures and the asset growth effect pp. 278-308

- Robin K. Chou, Kuan-Cheng Ko and S. Ghon Rhee
- Retail investors and overpricing of left-tail risk: evidence from the Korean stock market pp. 309-327

- Jungmu Kim, Yuen Jung Park and Thuy Thi Thu Truong
- The performance distribution and managerial skill of passive funds: evidence from the Korean market pp. 328-346

- Jaeram Lee and Changjun Lee
Volume 31, issue 3, 2023
- Network-based measures of systemic risk in Korea pp. 174-196

- Jaewon Choi and Jieun Lee
- Comparison of the trading strategies and market impact costs of the National Pension Service's internal and external management pp. 197-218

- Yunsung Eom and Mincheol Woo
- The impact of ESG rating disagreement on corporate value pp. 219-241

- Ryumi Kim and Bonha Koo
- Do competent managers increase labor productivity? Evidence from Korea pp. 242-260

- Donghwan Ahn, Shiyong Yoo and Seungho Cho
Volume 31, issue 2, 2023
- Investment strategy via analyst report text mining pp. 98-120

- Cheol-Won Yang
- Time-varying preferences for ESG investments: evidence from an emerging market pp. 121-138

- Eunyoung Cho
- Is OCIO superior in asset allocation performance? pp. 139-161

- Myungjoo Kang, Inwook Song and Seiwan Kim
- Small-sized asset owners’ OCIO selections and evaluations pp. 162-171

- Deahyeon Park and Doo Jin Ryu