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Crash Consequenses for Investing in Emerging Markets

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Title Crash Consequenses for Investing in Emerging Markets
Period 01 / 2006 - unknown
Status Current
Dissertation Yes
Research number OND1333868
Data Supplier Website ERIM

Abstract

This research project aims at investigating the risk characteristics of investmentsin emerging financial markets. Such investments seem very attractive when usingtraditional measures of risk and dependence, such as variance and correlation of assetreturns. However, the risk of emerging market investments can be largely attributedto crises and crashes, which occur much more frequently than in developed markets.We aim to develop alternative risk measures that properly account for risk due to thepossibility of large losses on investments because of extreme declines in asset priceswhich the conventional risk measures do not.

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Supervisor Prof.dr. Ph.H.B.F. Franses
Co-supervisor Prof.dr. D.J.C. van Dijk
Co-supervisor Dr. H.J.W.G. Kole
Doctoral/PhD student T. Markwat (MSc.)

Classification

A53000 Banking and insurance business
D43000 Economics

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