Socio-economy & New Tech
Finance, Investment & Risk Management
Financial Markets, Modelling & Pricing
Ph.D
United Kingdom
2010.09.30
Towards Understanding the Sources of Risk in Exchange Rates
Irina Zviadadze studies regular and crash risks in global foreign exchange (FX) market. The first part of the project is a joint work with Professor Mikhail Chernov (LSE) and Professor Jeremy Graveline (Minnesota). Authors are interested in quantifying sources of risks in currency returns as a first step towards understanding excess returns to currency speculation. They identify three distinct types of jump (crash) risks – depreciation jumps, appreciation jumps and jumps in variance, and relate them to important macroeconomic and political news in case of jumps in the level of exchange rate and to market anxiety in case of jumps in variance. In the future research, Irina aims to provide economic explanation of Foreign exchange anomalies by identifyng sources of crash risks in a structural setting.
Regular and Crash Risks in Foreign Exchange
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Irina
ZVIADADZE
Institution
London Business School
Country
United Kingdom
Nationality
Russian
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