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Navn: Sigurd Bakke Jensen & Gjermund Odden Bergerengen

Equity Duration as a Risk Factor in the

Norwegian Stock Market

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E(Rp) =!

i=1

wi·E(Ri)

E(Rp) wi E(Ri)

σ2p =!n

i=1

!n j=1

wiwjCov(rirj)

σp2 Cov(rirj)

E(r) σ

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E(Rp) =rf+βi∗[E(rm)−rf]

E(Rp) rf

[E(rm)−rf] βi

(rmrf)

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(rf)

SM L

β r

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i

i

i

E(Ri,t+1Rf,t+1) =γCov(Ri,t+1, RMt+1) +γzCov(Ri,t+1,z˜t+1)

Rf,t E(Ri,t+1) Rt+1

RMt+1 zt+1 k

Cov(Ri,t+1, RMt+1) γz Rt+1 RMt+1

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˜

z z γz

γz ≡ −Jwz(W, z, t) Jw(W, z, t)

Jw Jwz

γz

Jw Jwz

z

ra=rf +β1f1+β2f2+...+βnfn

ra rf n

βn fn

βn

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Rit=αi+βiMRM t+βiSM BSM Bt +βiHM LHM Lt+eit

Ri,t t αi SM B

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HM L

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Wi = qi·pi

q1·p1+q2·p2+...+qn·pn Wi= M CAPi

"n

j=1M CAPj

M CAPi i "nj=1

qi i pi i

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Dtk ≡ −∂Ptk/Ptk

∂dkt/dkt

Dkt k t

Ptk k t CFik

Ptk = !

i=t+1

Et(CFik)/d(dkt)i−t

∆Ptk

Ptk∂Ptk

∂t · ∆t

Ptk =βM CFk ·M CFt+F CFtkDkt ·∆dkt dkt

βM CFk k

∆dkt dkt

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∂Ptk

∂dkt = !

i=t+1

Et(CFtk)·(dkt)t−i−1·(t−i)·∂Et(CFik)

∂dkt ·(dkt)t−i

Dkt = !

i=t+1

Et(CFik)·(dkt)ti·(i−t) Ptk!

i=t+1

∂Et(CF ik)

∂dkt · (dkt)ti+1 Ptk

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t

ri,trf =αi+βi(rm,trf,ti,t

ri,trf,t βi

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rm,t rf,t

Tp = rprf

βp

rp rf βp

Sp = rprf σp

Sp rp rf σp

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IR= rprm

σpmαp σpm

rprm σpm

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β Fj,t

m n

R1,t= α1+β1,F1F1,t+β1,F2F2,t+· · ·+β1,F mFm,t+ε1,t R2,t= α2+β2,F1F1,t+β2,F2F2,t+· · ·+β2,F mFm,t+ε2,t

Rn,t =αn+βn,F1Fn,t+βn,F nFn,t+· · ·+βn,F mFm,t+εn,t

Ri,t i t n

β j m Fj,t t

T

Ri,1=γ1,0+γ1,1βˆi,F1+γ1,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ1,mβˆi,F m+εi,1 Ri,2=γ2,0+γ2,1βˆi,F1+γ2,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ2,mβˆi,F m+εi,2

Ri,T =γT,0+γn,1βˆi,F1+γn,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γn,mβˆi,F m+εi,n

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Ri,T γ

λˆ= 1 T

!

t=1

ˆt εˆi = 1 T

!T t=1

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Yt

Yt−p Y

Yt Yt−1 pth Yt−p

Yt−1 Yt

Yt =β0+β1Yt−1+ut

β ut

pth p

p

Yt p

Yt =β0+β1Yt−1+β2Yt−2+· · ·+βpYt−p+ut

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t

Y

p

q p, q

Yt =β0+β1Yt−1+· · ·+βpYtp+ut+θ1ut−1· · ·+θqutq

β θ

p, d, q

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k k

p

p Yt Xt p

Yt =β10+β11Yt−1+· · ·+β1pYtp+γ11Xt−1+· · ·+γ1pXtp+uut Xt =β20+β21Yt1+· · ·+β2pYtp+γ21Xt1+· · ·+γ2pXtp+u2t

β γ u1t u2t

u1t u2t Y X

E(ut |Yt−1, Yt−2, ..., X1t−1, X1t−2, ..., Xkt−1, Xkt−2, ...) = 0 Y X Yt, X1t, ..., Xkt Yt−j, X1t−j, ..., Xkt−j

j

X1t Xkt Yi

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t t+1

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D(BE) =D(A)· A

BED(L)· L BE

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D(A) =D(CS)· CS

A +D(CA)·CA

A +D(F A)· F A A

D(F A) = F A

Depreciation and Amortization· N et P P E Gross P P E

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D(L) =D(CL)·CL

L +D(LL)·LL L

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Ri,T =αi+βiM KTi,t+siSM Bi,t+hiHM Li,t+miM OMi,t+εi,t

i,t α i,t

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ε

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i,t α

ε

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n

Ri,T = αi+βiM KTi,t+siSM Bi,t+hiHM Li,t+miM OMi,t+liLDM HDi,t+εi,t

βi si hi mi li

T

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Ri,1=γ1,0+γ1,1βˆi,F1+γ1,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ1,mβˆi,F m+εi,1 Ri,2=γ2,0+γ2,1βˆi,F1+γ2,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ2,mβˆi,F m+εi,2

Ri,T =γT,0+γn,1βˆi,F1+γn,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γn,mβˆi,F m+εi,n

Ri,T β

γ ε

λˆ= 1 T

!

t=1

ˆt εˆi = 1 T

!T

t=1εˆi,t σˆj =

$%

%&1 T

!T

t=1λ,t−ˆλj)2 tλj =√ ˆj

ˆ σj

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t t+1

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D(BE) =D(A)· A

BED(L)· L BE

D(A) =D(CS)· CS

A +D(CA)·CA

A +D(F A)· F A A

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D(F A) = F A

Depreciation and Amortization· N et P P E Gross P P E

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D(L) =D(CL)·CL

L +D(LL)·LL L

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Ri,T =αi+βiM KTi,t+siSM Bi,t+hiHM Li,t+miM OMi,t+εi,t

i,t α i,t

ε

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i,t α

ε

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n

Ri,T =αi+βiM KTi,t+siSM Bi,t+hiHM Li,t+miM OMi,t+liLDM HDi,t+εi,t

βi si hi mi li

T

Ri,1=γ1,0+γ1,1βˆi,F1+γ1,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ1,mβˆi,F m+εi,1 Ri,2=γ2,0+γ2,1βˆi,F1+γ2,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γ2,mβˆi,F m+εi,2

Ri,T =γT,0+γn,1βˆi,F1+γn,2βˆi,F2+· · ·+γn,mβˆi,F m+εi,n

Ri,T β

γ ε

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λˆ= 1 T

!

t=1

ˆt εˆi = 1 T

!T

t=1εˆi,t σˆj =

$%

%&1 T

!T

t=1λ,tλˆj)2 tλj =√ ˆj

ˆ σj

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α

t t+1

α

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Return α βM KT βSM B βHM L βM OM D(BE) SharpeRatio

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RF#

RF#

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OIL

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T ERM!

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RF#

T ERM!

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! T ERM

RF#

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R2

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Return α βM KT βSM B βHM L βM OM D(BE) SharpeRatio

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Return α βM KT βSM B βHM L βM OM D(BE) SharpeRatio

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Consumer.discretionary Consumer.staples Energy Health.care Industrials Information.technology Materials Telecom

Low−Duration Sector Distribution

0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4

Consumer.discretionary Consumer.staples Energy Health.care Industrials Information.technology Materials Utilities

High−Duration Sector Distribution

0.0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6

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