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Business Analytics Working Paper Series: Recent submissions

    • Survival Analysis for Credit Scoring: Incidence and Latency 

      Watkins, John; Vasnev, Andrey; Gerlach, Richard
      Published 2009-11-01
      Duration analysis is an analytical tool for time-to-event data that has been borrowed from medicine and engineering to be applied by econometricians to investigate typical economic and finance problems. In applications to ...
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    • Bayesian time-varying quantile forecasting for Value-at-Risk in financial markets 

      Gerlach, Richard; Chen, Cathy W.S.; Chan, Nancy Y. C.
      Published 2009-08-01
      Recently, Bayesian solutions to the quantile regression problem, via the likelihood of a Skewed-Laplace distribution, have been proposed. These approaches are extended and applied to a family of dynamic conditional ...
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    • Bayesian Semi-parametric Expected Shortfall Forecasting in Financial Markets 

      Gerlach, Richard; Chen, Cathy W.S.; Lin, Liou-Yan
      Published 2012-01-01
      Bayesian semi-parametric estimation has proven effective for quantile estimation in general and specifically in financial Value at Risk forecasting. Expected short-fall is a competing tail risk measure, involving a conditional ...
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    • Margining Option Portfolios by Network Flows 

      Matsypura, D.; Timkovsky, V.G.
      Published 2010-09-01
      As shown in [Rudd and Schroeder, 1982], the problem of margining option portfolios where option spreads with two legs are used for offsetting can be solved in polynomial time by network flow algorithms. However, spreads ...
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    • Stochastic trends and seasonality in economic time series: new evidence from Bayesian stochastic model specification search 

      Proietti, Tommaso; Grassi, Stefano
      Published 2011-09-01
      An important issue in modelling economic time series is whether key unobserved components representing trends, seasonality and calendar components, are deterministic or evolutive. We address it by applying a recently ...
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