Bankers, Markets & Investors n° 141 – Mars-Avril 2016
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- Risk-Based and Factor Investing
- Expected Credit Loss vs. Credit Value Adjustment: A Comparative Analysis
- Analyst Earnings Forecasts, Individual Investors’ Expectations and Trading Volume: An Experimental Approach
- Changing Dynamic Relationships between Stock and Bond Markets in Crises: Evidence of a Flight to Quality
- Do Regulatory and Supervisory Reforms Affect European Bank Stability: Further Evidence from Panel Data
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