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Are there multiple independent risk anomalies in the cross section of stock returns? - Vimarsana News

Are there multiple independent risk anomalies in the cross section of stock returns?

Using multivariate portfolio sorts, firm-level cross-sectional regressions and spanning tests, this paper shows that, in the cross section of stock returns,

Source: risk.net
How Six Sigma Can Be Used to Improve Your Company's Customer Experience - Vimarsana News

How Six Sigma Can Be Used to Improve Your Company's Customer Experience

Customer experience professionals can adapt Lean Six Sigma principles to improve CX programs. Here's how.

Customer churn prediction for commercial banks using customer-value-weighted machine learning models - Vimarsana News

Customer churn prediction for commercial banks using customer-value-weighted machine learning models

In this paper the authors propose a framework to address the issue of customer churn prediction, and they quantify customer values with the use of an improved

Source: risk.net
Covariance estimation for risk-based portfolio optimization: an integrated approach - Vimarsana News

Covariance estimation for risk-based portfolio optimization: an integrated approach

This paper presents a stochastic optimization framework for integrating time-varying factor covariance models in a risk-based portfolio optimization setting.

Source: risk.net
Incorporating small-sample defaults history in loss given default models - Vimarsana News

Incorporating small-sample defaults history in loss given default models

This paper proposes a methodology for estimating loss given default (LGD) that accounts for small default sample sizes.

Source: risk.net