Volatility and returns : Evidence from China

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Original languageEnglish
Journal / PublicationInternational Review of Finance
Online published4 Nov 2020
Publication statusOnline published - 4 Nov 2020

Abstract

Size, value, and momentum factors and industry portfolios in the Chinese A-share stock market tend to have higher returns in the months following high volatility. Due to this positive relationship between lagged volatility and returns, volatility-managed portfolios of Moreira and Muir (Volatility-managed portfolios. Journal of Finance, 72, 1611-1644), which reduce portfolio exposure when volatility is high, are spanned by the original portfolios and do not improve the investor's opportunity set. Volatility-scaled portfolios, which increase portfolio exposure in volatile times, are not spanned by the original portfolios and expand the investor's opportunity set. The investor's mean-variance frontier shifts into more desirable regions when volatility-scaled portfolios are included.

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  • portfolio choice, return forecasting, volatility management, STOCK RETURNS, LONG-RUN, RISKS, MODEL, NEWS

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Volatility and returns: Evidence from China. / Chi, Yeguang; Qiao, Xiao; Yan, Sibo et al.
In: International Review of Finance, 04.11.2020.

Research output: Journal Publications and ReviewsRGC 21 - Publication in refereed journalpeer-review