Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper Series
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- 12-14: Affine Variance Swap Curve Models

- Damir Filipović
- 12-13: Homogenization and Asymptotics for Small Transaction Costs

- Halil Mete Soner and Nizar Touzi
- 12-12: Misvaluation and Return Anomalies in Distress Stocks

- Assaf Eisdorfer, Amit Goyal and Alexei Zhdanov
- 12-11: The Shareholder Base and Payout Policy

- Andriy Bodnaruk and Per Östberg
- 12-10: Role of Information in Decision Making of Social Agents

- Vyacheslav I. Yukalov and Didier Sornette
- 12-09: Are Ratings the Worst Form of Credit Assessment Apart from All the Others?

- Andreas Bloechlinger and Markus Leippold
- 12-08: A Simple Microstructure Return Model Explaining Microstructure Noise and Epps Effects

- Didier Sornette and Alexander I. Saichev
- 12-07: The Exchange Rate Effect of Multi-Currency Risk Arbitrage

- Harald Hau
- 12-06: Mortgage Interest Deductions and Homeownership: An International Survey

- Steven Bourassa, Donald Haurin, Patric Hendershott and Martin Hoesli
- 12-05: Optimal Risk Sharing with Limited Liability

- Semyon Malamud, Huaxia Rui and Andrew B. Whinston
- 12-04: Managing the Risks of Corporate Bond Portfolios: New Evidence in the Light of the Sub-Prime Crisis

- Giovanni Barone-Adesi, Nicola Carcano and Hakim Dall'O
- 12-03: Aggregate Investment Externalities and Macroprudential Regulation

- Hans Gersbach and Jean Rochet
- 12-02: Quantifying Reflexivity in Financial Markets: Towards a Prediction of Flash Crashes

- Vladimir Filimonov and Didier Sornette
- 12-01: Investors’ Expectations, Management Fees and the Underperformance of Mutual Funds

- Andreas D. Huesler, Yannick Malevergne and Didier Sornette
- 11-64: Crashes and High Frequency Trading

- Didier Sornette and Susanne von der Becke
- 11-63: Crashes and High Frequency Trading

- Didier Sornette and Susanne von der Becke
- 11-62: Follow the money: The monetary roots of bubbles and crashes

- Monique Jeanblanc and Didier Sornette
- 11-61: Follow the money: The monetary roots of bubbles and crashes

- Fulvio Corsi and Didier Sornette
- 11-60: Follow the money: The monetary roots of bubbles and crashes

- Fulvio Corsi and Didier Sornette
- 11-59: Quis pendit ipsa pretia: facebook valuation and diagnostic of a bubble based on nonlinear demographic dynamics

- Peter Cauwels and Didier Sornette
- 11-58: Quis pendit ipsa pretia: facebook valuation and diagnostic of a bubble based on nonlinear demographic dynamics

- Peter Cauwels and Didier Sornette
- 11-57: Reinsurance and securitisation of life insurance risk: the impact of regulatory constraints

- Pauline Barrieu and Henri Loubergé
- 11-56: The determinants of banks lobbying activities

- Rajna GIBSON Brandon and Miret Padovani
- 11-55: Structured finance, acquisitions and debt agency

- Gabriel H. Neukomm
- 11-54: A remark on Lin and Chang’s paper ‘Consistent modeling of S&P 500 and VIX derivatives

- Jun Cheng, Meriton Ibraimi, Markus Leippold and Jin E. Zhang
- 11-53: Do Hedge Funds Manipulate Stock Prices?

- Itzhak Ben-David, Francesco A. Franzoni, Augustin Landier and Rabih Moussawi
- 11-52: Multivariate Asset Return Prediction with Mixture Models

- Marc S. Paolella
- 11-51: Collateral Smile

- Markus Leippold and Lujing Su
- 11-50: Systemic Risk and Sentiment Chapter Contribution to Handbook on Systemic Risk

- Giovanni Barone-Adesi, Loriano Mancini and Hersh Shefrin
- 11-49: Comprehensive model of household tenure choice

- Steven Bourassa, Donald Haurin, Patric Hendershott and Martin Hoesli
- 11-48: Preemptive Bidding, Target Resistance, and Takeover Premiums

- Theodosios Dimopoulos and Stefano Sacchetto
- 11-47: Preemptive Bidding, Target Resistance, and Takeover Premiums

- Theodosios Dimopoulos and Stefano Sacchetto
- 11-46: Robust Repeat Sales Indexes

- Steven Bourassa, Eva Cantoni and Martin Hoesli
- 11-45: Forecasting Financial Time Series: Normal GARCH with Outliers or Heavy Tailed Distribution Assumptions?

- Christoph Hartz and Marc S. Paolella
- 11-44: Capital Supply Uncertainty, Cash Holdings, and Investment

- Julien Hugonnier, Semyon Malamud and Erwan Morellec
- 11-43: Buyers Versus Sellers: Who Initiates Trades And When?

- Tarun Chordia, Amit Goyal and Narasimhan Jegadeesh
- 11-42: Detecting Informed Trading Activities in the Options Markets

- Marc Chesney, Remo Crameri and Loriano Mancini
- 11-41: Time-Varying Risk Premium In Large Cross-Sectional Equidity Datasets

- Patrick Gagliardini, Elisa Ossola and Olivier Scaillet
- 11-40: Time-Varying Risk Premium In Large Cross-Sectional Equidity Datasets

- Patrick Gagliardini, Elisa Ossola and Olivier Scaillet
- 11-39: Stable Mixture GARCH Models

- Simon Broda, Markus Haas, Jochen Krause, Marc S. Paolella and Sven C. Steude
- 11-38: Detecting Informed Trading Activities in the Options Markets: Appendix on Subprime Financial Crisis

- Marc Chesney, Remo Crameri and Loriano Mancini
- 11-37: The Value of Tradeability

- Marc Chesney and Alexander Kempf
- 11-36: We propose a technique to avoid spurious detections of jumps in highfrequency data via an explicit thresholding on available test statistics

- Pierre Bajgrowicz and Olivier Scaillet
- 11-35: The Role of Equity Funds in the Financial Crisis Propagation

- Harald Hau and Sandy Lai
- 11-34: The Term Structure of Interbank Risk

- Damir Filipovic and Anders B. Trolle
- 11-33: Taking Ambiguity to Reality: Robust Agents Cannot Trust the Data Too Much

- Fabio Trojani, Christian Wiehenkamp and Jan Wrampelmeyer
- 11-32: Testing for Symmetry and Conditional Symmetry Using Asymmetric Kernels

- Marcelo Fernandes, Eduardo F. Mendes and Olivier Scaillet
- 11-31: Institutional Investors and Mutual Fund Governance: Evidence from Retail – Institutional Fund Twins

- Richard B. Evans and Ruediger Fahlenbrach
- 11-30: Investment strategies used as spectroscopy of financial markets reveal new stylized facts

- Wei-Xing Zhou, Guo-Hua Mu, Wei Chen and Didier Sornette
- 11-29: Clarifications to Questions and Criticisms on the Johansen-Ledoit-Sornette Bubble Model

- Didier Sornette, Ryan Woodard, Wanfeng Yan and Wei-Xing Zhou
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