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Primer on Arbitrage and Asset Pricing
In this paper, the authors go back to basics with arbitrage and asset pricing.
Sequential Modeling of Dependent Jump Processes
In this article published by WIlmott magazine, Mai, Scherer, and Schulz present a new methodology to generalize univariate models to the multivariate case.
Navigating Stock Market Crashes in the Brexit Trump Era (Presentation Slides)
Presentation slides for Dr. Bill Ziemba's talk - 'Navigating Stock Market Crashes in the Brexit Trump Era'.
Shiny New Toys: Does Wealth Management Need A.I.?
In this article, Greg Davies examines the allure of adopting artificial intelligence as a solution for a range of business problems in Wealth Management and the need to appropriately match solutions to problems.
Explorations in Asset Returns
In this white paper CQF faculty member Dr. Richard Diamond provides an in-depth exploration in asset returns.
Black-Litterman in Continuous Time: The Case for Filtering
Dr. Mark Davis and Dr. Sébastien Lleo extend the Black–Litterman approach to a continuous time setting.
Ferdinand the Bull
In his latest commentary, Edward Talisse likens the financials and banks to that off a bull, and explains where it all went wrong in the 2008 financial crisis.
Asset Shortage
The difference between the amount or stock of assets outstanding and its tradable flow adjusted float is rarely discussed by research analysts and advisors.
Anything Built By the FED, Can Also Be Destroyed
In this commentary, Edward Talisse examines the year’s bond investment, looking closely at the USA and countries in Europe including Spain, Italy and Greece.
Geezers Need Excitement: Trading Jitters and the Volume Myth
Declining trading volumes is a fact. But the idea that high volume is good and low volume is bad is a fallacy. In this article, Ed Talisse looks at 5 market shocks that are driving trading volumes lower.
