Risk Management
2016 - 2026
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Volume 28, issue 3, 2026
- Neural–statistical hybrid models for value at risk and expectile forecast with applications pp. 1-48

- Nia P. Chen, Jennifer S. K. Chan and Linh H. Nghiem
- Uncertainty and financial market resilience: evidence from China pp. 1-26

- Si-Yao Wei, Kun-Liang Jiang and Wei-Xing Zhou
- The impact of ESG rating divergence on cross-border financing costs: a dual mediation effect test from the perspective of global governance pp. 1-26

- Jinghui Xi
- Investor stickiness and stock liquidity pp. 1-31

- Zhoutianyang Sun and Jia Li
- Time-series momentum and market timing in Bitcoin pp. 1-23

- Yeonchan Kang and Doojin Ryu
- Income diversification and bank stability: evidence from Vietnamese commercial banks pp. 1-18

- Phuong Dung Nguyen Thi, Thuy Linh Nguyen Thi, Thu Trang Le Thi and Nha Trang Nguyen Thu
- When fulfilment fees become credit-risk levers: evidence from a large e-commerce platform pp. 1-34

- Nima Rostamian, Alireza Taghizadeh, Marzieh Nasiri Muselu, Reza Ahmadi Lashaki and Maral Mirzamohammadi
- The mediating role of bank risk-taking in the relationship between ESG pillars and banks financial performance in ASEAN-5 economies pp. 1-28

- Mohammed R. M. Salem, Abdul Hafizh Mohd Azam, Shahida Shahimi and Mohd Fahmi Ghazali
- Past and future: measurement, characteristics, and early warning of risk spillover between Chinese industry markets pp. 1-30

- Jiageng Huang and Fei Wang
- Quantifying systematic risk and price dynamics in disrupted supply chains: a dynamic GAT-LSTM approach based on economic network topologies pp. 1-30

- Bilal Ahmed Memon
- Climate fluctuations and financial stress: a frequency-dependent and asymmetric connectedness analysis of global precipitation pp. 1-30

- Hilal Yıldırır Keser, Oğuz Başol and Savaş Tarkun
- The flip side of institutional dual holdings: evidence from China pp. 1-30

- Mingming Li, Xiaolei Fu and Haiming Liu
- Disentangling the environmental penalty from financial contagion: spatial dynamics in corporate capital structure pp. 1-25

- Fortune Ganda
- Transmission of exchange rate volatility to firm valuations during global shocks: evidence from Indian firms pp. 1-25

- Twinkle Jaiswal and Amit Gautam
- Geopolitical risk and industry volatility in South Africa: evidence from a GARCH-MIDAS forecasting approach pp. 1-21

- Sandisele Jaffar, Damien Kunjal, Sanele Gumede and Paul-Francois Muzindutsi
- Navigating the architecture of overnight jumps: a t-stable power series approach to information shocks and market resilience pp. 1-33

- Yuancheng Si, Zili Zhang and Saralees Nadarajah
Volume 28, issue 2, 2026
- China’s provincial implicit debt: estimation, determinants, and fiscal risk using machine learning and system GMM pp. 1-49

- Xintao Zhao, Wenxiu Hu and Bingqian Zhao
- A model for high-frequency detection of current risks based on news analysis and decentralized social networks pp. 1-23

- Timotej Jagrič and Maša Galun
- Nonlinear dependencies in Solvency II: risk aggregation with deep neural networks pp. 1-31

- Anna Denkowska, Krystian Szczȩsny and Stanisław Wanat
- A closer look at the probability of default taking into account the current regulatory considerations pp. 1-31

- Christoph J. Börner, Dietmar Ernst, Ingo Hoffmann and Anne-Marie Ossig
- Adaptive risk assessment: How massive disruption moderates risk propensity and organisational risk management strategies—lessons from COVID-19 pp. 1-35

- Daniel A. Sanchez-Loor, Trang Thi Thuy Huynh and Wei-Shiun Chang
- Risk contagion in global REITs markets based on volatility spillover networks pp. 1-35

- Jian Liu, Chaoqiang Chen, Lei Sun, Hua-Tang Yin and Chun-Ping Chang
- Pension redistribution and poverty reduction: a prospect theory approach pp. 1-18

- Ishay Wolf
- Innovations in financial decision-making: unveiling insights through a novel approach to almost stochastic dominance pp. 1-18

- Ünsal Kıran, Oktay Taş and Umut Uğurlu
- Local fiscal pressure and bank risk-taking: evidence on loan concentration in China pp. 1-41

- Chunyu Cao, Haifeng Mai, Mengnan Zhu, Yun Zhang and Jingya Sun
- Biodiversity risk and corporate default probability pp. 1-39

- Hai Hong Trinh
- Strengthening corporate crisis and risk management through dispersed knowledge management practices in global market dynamics pp. 1-32

- Samera Nazir, Saqib Mehmood and Liu Junxia
- Effects of the ECB’s monetary policy on sovereign bonds pricing pp. 1-38

- Carlos Rincon, Olga Alekseeva, Darko Vukovic and Varvara Nazarova
- Financial forecasting and new frontiers of Spline-GARCH: a superiority analysis over the traditional GARCH and machine learning models on belt and road initiative economies pp. 1-38

- Tayyab Raza Fraz, Samreen Fatima, Fayaz Hussain Tunio and Magdalena Radulescu
- Extreme volatility of crude oil futures in the wake of a black swan event pp. 1-19

- Xiaohang Ren, Wanping Yang, Wenting Jiang and Yi Jin
- The impact of CBDC on bank profitability in China: an analysis based on E-CNY pp. 1-19

- Hui Chen, Zarina Md Nor, Rafisah Mat Radzi, Zuxia Dong and Qianhui Ren
- Assessing climate risk and resilience across stocks, ESG portfolios, and REITs: evidence from predictive modelling pp. 1-19

- Kazeem Isah
- Disaster threatens the investment of enterprises in China pp. 1-21

- Zhiming Yang, Yiru Wang, Pengfei Liu and Xiao-Chen Yuan
- Higher-order moment spillovers and interpretable prediction in commodity markets using ARCD, TVP-VAR-EJC, and graph neural networks pp. 1-33

- Jinxin Cui, Tianhe Chen and Zaghum Umar
- FinTech-amplified credit risk: excess leverage and regulatory discipline in China’s real estate crisis pp. 1-25

- Muhammad Suhrab, Chen Pinglu, Magdalena Radulescu and Cosimo Magazzino
- Exploring key factors shaping non-life insurance demand across OECD nations pp. 1-14

- Khaoula Mahmoud, Ines Nasri, Anyssa Trimech and Saloua Benammou
- International diversification with parametric value-at-risk portfolios beyond normality pp. 1-22

- Dejan Živkov and Sanja Lončar
- Geopolitical risk and investment-cash flow sensitivity: the role of ESG performance pp. 1-22

- Sakti Ranjan Dash, Maheswar Sethi and Chandrika Prasad Das
- Exploring the connectedness and risk spillover in the energy, agriculture, and metal commodity markets: evidence from multilayer time-varying frequency networks pp. 1-29

- Ran Wu
- Bank FinTech and credit risk-taking: the role of competition and regulation pp. 1-29

- Hanying Qi, Keng Yang, Ruijie Wu, Xin Wu, Gaoxiang Wang and Ziyu Zhang
- The collapse of Credit Suisse: a case study in systemic failure and state-brokered rescue pp. 1-29

- Muneer Maher Alshater
- Development of the commercial paper market and corporate default risk pp. 1-27

- Haiwei Xu
- Do sustainable transitions help banks enhance resilience against unexpected shocks? Evidence from ASEAN banks pp. 1-27

- Tin H. Ho
- Spillover exposure in North American banks: persistence, macroeconomic conditions, and network structure pp. 1-27

- Adedayo Ogunsanya
- Multidimensional digital transformation and bank performance in china pp. 1-30

- Liu Yang and Pujian Yang
Volume 28, issue 1, 2026
- Climate policy uncertainty and financial market stability: evidence from stock price crash risk in China pp. 1-43

- Lingpeng Shi, Leyi Chen and Ziqing Wu
- ESG performance and corporate default risk: insights from investor perspectives pp. 1-39

- Hong Yang, Xujing Li and Meng Li
- Litigation risk and corporate reputation in emerging market: the role of green innovation pp. 1-41

- Kainat Iftikhar, Can Yang and Tanveer Bagh
- Financial stability and investor behavior amid climate and COVID-19 uncertainties: evidence from Asian emerging markets pp. 1-23

- Naveed Jan, Waheed Ullah Shah, Magdalena Radulescu and Branimir Kalaš
- New value-at-risk method adjusted for a long time horizon with application to exchange rates pp. 1-25

- Tomáš Mrkvička, Martina Krásnická and Gabriela Hlásková
- Financial distress prediction using signatures: evidence from Chinese listed firms pp. 1-27

- Jiaqi Kuang, Zihao Guo, Jinghan Wang, Yezhen Wang and Kaiwen Zhang
- Climate change, risks and ECB strategy: what is the effect on European banks’ stock return? pp. 1-38

- Noemi Giampaoli and Matteo Renghini
- Inclusion of carbon pricing into stress testing for the Austrian banking sector pp. 1-24

- Natalia Burkina, Amna Shahbaz, Steffen Finck, Michael Hellwig, Mathias Schäfer and Claudia Kricke
- Calibrating credit risk parameters for climate stress testing pp. 1-24

- Wojciech Starosta
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