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Differences of volatility behavior in sectorial indices: empirical evidence from the Baltic market
Type of publication
Straipsnis recenzuojamoje užsienio konferencijos medžiagoje / Article in peer-reviewed foreign conference proceedings (P1g)
Title
Differences of volatility behavior in sectorial indices: empirical evidence from the Baltic market
Publisher (trusted)
Universitatea „Perspectiva-INT” |
Date Issued
2015
Extent
p. 182-191
Is part of
Perspectiva academică. Vol. V / Ministerul Educaţiei al Republicii Moldova Universitatea „Perspectiva-INT”. Chişinău : Perspectiva, 2014. ISBN 9789975304559.
Description
În culegerea de faţă sunt incluse comunicările participanților la Conferința Internațională Științifică desfășurată în cadrul Universității „Perspectiva - INT”, cu tema „Dezvoltarea învățământului superior, a societății democratice şi economiei de piaţă în context european. Ediţia II”, 16 – 17 aprilie 2014.
Field of Science
Abstract
Though the analysis of volatility in stock returns has a rich history, the focus in academic literature is usually being paid to the general stock market indices or individual company’s returns missing more discussions on differences of sectorial indices. This research considers volatility behavior using various tests and modeling techniques in order to find distinctions between sectorial indices of the Baltics. The results suggest that though the sectorial indices contain several, common for financial data, features, at the same time, the differences of characteristics and sensitivity to previous crisis are found to be significant. The findings are useful not only for theoretical features of financial data, but also for practitioners who set sectorial limits for their portfolios (loans, investments, etc.).
Type of document
type::text::conference output::conference proceedings::conference paper
ISBN (of the container)
9789975304559
eLABa
11984502
Coverage Spatial
Moldavija / Moldova Republic of (MD)
Language
Anglų / English (en)
Bibliographic Details
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