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Selected Research Dissemination<br />
Key research information disseminated to over 750,000<br />
practitioners by <strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> through both<br />
regular newsletters and dedicated e-mailings during<br />
the same period includes:<br />
January<br />
• The European Fund Management Industry<br />
Needs a Better Grasp of Non-financial <strong>Risk</strong>s<br />
CACEIS “<strong>Risk</strong> and Regulation in the European Fund<br />
Management Industry“ research chair publication<br />
This publication looks at how non-financial risks<br />
and failures have impacted the regulatory agenda<br />
in Europe and traces the management of liquidity,<br />
counterparty, compliance, misinformation, and other<br />
financial risks in the fund industry.<br />
• Giants at the Gate: On the Cross-Section of<br />
Private Equity Investment Returns<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> working paper<br />
This paper examines the determinants of private<br />
equity returns using a newly constructed worldwide<br />
database of 7,500 investments made over forty years.<br />
• Media and Investment Management<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> working paper<br />
This paper measures the differential impact of<br />
alternative media outlets by classifying news items<br />
about equity hedge funds over 1999 to 2008 into<br />
three source groups and applying a textual analysis to<br />
news items to uncover media biases.<br />
• <strong>Risk</strong> Control through Dynamic Core-Satellite<br />
Portfolios of ETFs: Applications to Absolute<br />
Return Funds and Tactical Asset Allocation<br />
Amundi ETF “Core-Satellite and ETF Investment”<br />
research chair publication<br />
This publication draws on dynamic risk-budgeting<br />
techniques to emphasise the importance of risk<br />
management when decisions to allocate to ETFs are<br />
made. A revisited version of this working paper was<br />
published in the Fall 2010 issue of the Journal of<br />
Alternative Investments.<br />
• Adoption of Green Investing by Institutional<br />
Investors: A European Survey<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> publication<br />
This survey reviews the concept of green investing and<br />
reports the results of a European survey of investment<br />
management professionals with the objective of<br />
providing background on industry and academic<br />
research into green investing and assessing the views<br />
and uses of green investing.<br />
February<br />
• Option Pricing and Hedging in the Presence of<br />
Basis <strong>Risk</strong><br />
French Banking Federation (FBF) “Structured Products<br />
and Derivatives” research chair publication<br />
This document addresses the problem of option<br />
hedging and pricing when a futures contract, written<br />
either on the underlying asset or on some imperfectly<br />
correlated substitute for the underlying asset, is used<br />
in the dynamic replication of the option payoff.<br />
• Index-Exciting CAViaR: A New Empirical Time-<br />
Varying <strong>Risk</strong> Model<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> working paper<br />
This paper explores more flexible CAViaR models<br />
that allow VaR prediction to depend upon a richer<br />
information set involving returns on an index.<br />
• Alternative Measurement Bases in Pension<br />
Accounting: A Simulation Analysis<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> working paper<br />
This paper explores the financial statement<br />
implications of alternative measurement bases<br />
underlying defined benefit pension accounting rules<br />
via a simulation analysis.<br />
• Asset-Liability Management Decisions for<br />
Sovereign Wealth Funds<br />
Deutsche Bank “Asset-Liability Management<br />
Techniques for Sovereign Wealth Fund Management”<br />
research chair publication<br />
This publication proposes a quantitative dynamic<br />
asset allocation framework for sovereign wealth<br />
funds, modelled as large long-term investors that<br />
manage fluctuating revenues typically emanating<br />
from budget or trade surpluses in the presence of<br />
stochastic investment opportunity sets.<br />
• Bankers, Markets & Investors November/<br />
December 2010 issue<br />
A special issue of Bankers, Markets & Investors<br />
produced on the occasion of the <strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong><br />
Institutional Days 2010 in Monaco and featuring<br />
research by <strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> on the following<br />
topics: Towards the Design of improved Forms of<br />
Target-Date Funds, Why Pension Funds should Favour<br />
<strong>EDHEC</strong>-<strong>Risk</strong> <strong>Institute</strong> <strong>Partner</strong> <strong>News</strong> - Issue nº 5 - April 2011 - 10