The Financial Econometrics of Asian Markets
A special issue of Econometrics (ISSN 2225-1146).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 March 2019) | Viewed by 470
Special Issue Editors
Interests: financial econometrics; empirical finance; contagion; networks
Interests: financial econometrics; financial time series; financial risk forecasting; Bayesian methods
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Asian markets provide an increasingly important and rich background for testing financial theories and methodologies representing a growing portion of the global markets. There are many idiosyncratic structures in Asian markets that can inform our understanding of their operation and characteristics, beyond what is currently known in the literature. We aim to fill the gap between the deep knowledge of the behavior of the world’s most liquid markets and that of the rapidly-maturing Asian markets. We invite papers that apply modern econometric techniques to characterize Asian financial markets and discuss the implications of those findings for policy makers and investors. We are interested in work from all finance-related areas of Asia, including currencies, fixed income securities, stocks, derivatives, commodities, and other instruments. Methodologies regarding market design, price discovery, information asymmetry, and risk management that are specifically for studying Asian markets are welcome. We particularly encourage papers focusing on the features of Asian markets that differentiate themselves from other global markets. These could be used, for example, in comparison studies, shedding light on whether these differences are statistically and empirically important. The issue is open to various subfields in econometrics and can include papers using low or high frequency financial assets; cross section, time series, and/or panels; as well as either classic or Bayesian econometric methodologies, possibly in conjunction with machine learning techniques.
Prof. Mardi Dungey
Prof. Richard Gerlach
Prof. Jin-Huei Yeh
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- Financial econometrics
- Empirical finance
- Asian markets
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