- We assume ...
- Mutual funds bailing out affiliated funds
- Are bond market bubbles quiet or loud?
- Single stock futures and promoter share pledges
- The absurdity of the leveraged super senior trade
- When regulation collides with free speech
- Nice Finance Quotes
- What is front running?
- Is finance dumbing us down?
- Irrational but arbitrage free
- On rating Rembrandts
- Parochialism of national and global exchanges
- Purported solution of Palm-3Com relative pricing puzzle
- Selective Price Sensitive Disclosure by Government Functionaries
- Luddites in technology company finance departments
- Predictable unpredictable numbers compromise Chip and PIN cards
- Accountable algorithms
- More on Abolishing Blogs
- Abolishing IPOs
- Resolving Central Counter Parties (CCPs) by selective tear-ups
- Structured by cows or by foxes?
- Corporate Hedging and Distorted Benchmarks
- Anchoring bias as a regulatory tool
- Minimum balance at risk for all safe assets
- Statistics for finance in a post crisis world
- What is a price?
- Libor, the Gaussian Copula and the Sociology of Finance
- Questioning the benefits of 1930s US securities reforms
- Regulation as a response to state failure
- Elected Regulators
- Sovereign default and international law
- Does finance need 128 bit integers?
- Hedging at negative cost?
- Automating financial advice
- Government cash management and liquidity squeezes
- Disclosure of risk factors
- US Department of Labour degrades BLS data releases
- Exit policy for financial institutions
- Crowd sourcing official statistics
- The social utility of hedging
- Pricing of liquidity
- Globalized Finance
- Reviving structural models: Pirrong tackles commodity price dynamics
- Glimcher: Foundations of Neuroeconomics Analysis
- Decumulation phase of retirement savings
- Stock market watching
- Intra day exposures once again
- Intra-day laxity: MF Global edition
- Market microstructure: Limit orders and order flow
- Safe (or informationally insensitive) assets
- Finance teaching and research after the global financial crisis revisited
- The many different kinds of fixed exchange rate regimes
- The risks in Indian dependence on foreign risk capital