Francois M. Longin

ESSEC Business School - Finance Department

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1.

Extreme Correlation of International Equity Markets

Journal of Finance, Vol. LVI, No. 2, 2001
Number of pages: 24 Posted: 19 Feb 1999 Last Revised: 10 Mar 2017
Francois M. Longin and Bruno Solnik
ESSEC Business School - Finance Department and Hong Kong University of Science & Technology (HKUST) - Department of Finance
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Citation 111

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international equity markets, volatility, correlation and extreme value theory

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Implied Correlation from VaR

Number of pages: 16 Posted: 26 Jun 2007
John Cotter and Francois M. Longin
University College Dublin and ESSEC Business School - Finance Department
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Implied Correlation, Model Risk, Normality, Value at Risk

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Margin Setting with High-Frequency Data

Number of pages: 33 Posted: 27 Jun 2007
John Cotter and Francois M. Longin
University College Dublin and ESSEC Business School - Finance Department
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clearinghouse, extreme value theory, futures markets, high-frequency data, intraday

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The Margin-Volatility Relationship: A Test Based on Extreme Price Movements

London Business School Institute of Finance and Accounting Working Paper 191
Posted: 11 May 2000
Francois M. Longin
ESSEC Business School - Finance Department

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The Asymptotic Distribution of Extreme Stock Market Returns

Posted: 04 May 2000
Francois M. Longin
ESSEC Business School - Finance Department

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Optimal Margin Levels in Futures Markets: A Parametric Extreme-Based Method

London Business School Institute of Finance and Accounting Working Paper 192
Posted: 10 Sep 1999
Francois M. Longin
ESSEC Business School - Finance Department

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The Threshold Effect in Expected Volatility: A Model Based on Asymmetric Information

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL STUDIES, Vol. 10 No. 3
Posted: 30 Jul 1997
Francois M. Longin
ESSEC Business School - Finance Department

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