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Results for “Social Science”

30 findings

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Finding 37351 source

Embedding ESG scores with efficiency metrics reliably promotes social responsibility, boosts financial outcomes, and supports a dynamic efficiencybased allocation framework, adapting to shifting market conditions and comprehensive data insights remarkably.

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Finding 43201 source

Study reveals fintech lending triggers debt spirals, as promotional mobile messages lure borrowers into overborrowing, increasing consumption, loan delinquency, and economic and social impacts on vulnerable populations across developing markets.

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Finding 37361 source

Novel efficiencyweighting and efficiencyscreening strategies, validated by rigorous linear programming and regression analyses over 41,000 observations and 4,000 rebalancings, reveal tradeoffs including high turnover costs and notable screening limitations overall.

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Finding 37341 source

Integrating multi-directional efficiency analysis (MEA) into portfolio management yields both robust financial returns and enhanced sustainability, outperforming mean-variance, naive, and value-weighted benchmarks in US and European equities over a decade.

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Finding 43211 source

Surprisingly, approved borrowers receive more unsolicited promotional messages from various platforms than rejected applicants, highlighting powerful alternative data use in targeted marketing strategies and raising concerns about privacy and exploitation.

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Finding 43221 source

Researchers introduce 'Message Passive' to classify borrower behavior via difference-in-differences and regression discontinuity analysis on 2.7 million observations, finding low financial literacy and limited credit access significantly intensify lending risks.

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58match

Finding 37371 source

This paper introduces an original multi-directional efficiency analysis approach integrating both financial and $ESG$ factors to optimize socially responsible investments. Its novel methodology contrasts traditional DEA and mean-variance strategies, offering fresh insights for portfolio management. The work is compelling, relevant, and impactful, significantly advancing sustainable investing analytics with substantial innovation.

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Finding 43231 source

The paper innovatively examines fintech lendings potential to trigger $debt spirals$ by analyzing alternative data and mobile message promotions. It presents original empirical insights that refine existing overborrowing literature. Novel in its methodology and focus, the study offers implications for regulatory policies and lending practices, making it an essential read.

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Finding 80841 source

Analysis warns that mechanical rebalancing costs nearly $16$ billion annually, about $200$ per U.S. household; reliance on simulated proxies and overlooked complexities underscores urgent need for efficient trading strategy improvements.

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Finding 84771 source

The paper unveils a paradigm shift from the Strategic Asset Allocation model, highlighting its rigid assumptions and stable risk premia no longer holding in todays market pressures and investment challenges.

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Finding 80821 source

Study reveals institutional rebalancing reliably triggers shifts: overweight stocks force sales that drop equity returns by $16$ basis points and raise bond returns by $4$ basis points, costing billions annually.

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Finding 80831 source

Threshold and Calendar signals drawn from daily futures data spanning $1997$ to $2023$ with regression analysis reveal seasonal, international, and front-running effects delivering high alphas and Sharpe ratios above one.

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Finding 84791 source

Grounded in practical experience and advanced analytical tools, the research proposes a roadmap for adaptable institutional investing, addressing governance challenges and cultural shifts while acknowledging limited empirical validation for today.

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Finding 84781 source

In contrast, the Total Portfolio Approach adopts a holistic methodology by integrating liquidity constraints, macroeconomic conditions and illiquid assets management with dynamic portfolio construction, intertemporal hedging and reverse optimization techniques.

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Finding 25151 source

The study reveals that on major U.S. macroeconomic announcement days preceded by Treasury auctions, currencies appreciate by roughly 8 basis points, linking safe asset demand to pronounced FX market behavior.

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Finding 25531 source

The report introduces a measure, economic capital (EC), that integrates credit, market, liquidity, and funding risks by evaluating present values of assets, liabilities, and operational expenses for risk assessment globally.

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55match

Finding 77471 source

A major new study challenges the belief that generative AI is driving the decline in early-career hiring, revealing that the rise of remote work after the pandemic is a much stronger factor.

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Finding 77481 source

Researchers analyzed 243 million hires and 407 million job postings from the US, UK, Canada, and Australia (2017--2025), using advanced statistical methods to separate the effects of AI and remote work.

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Finding 25171 source

Innovative methods using 24 years of high-frequency FX, auction, and macro data via regression and bootstrapping reveal diminished primary dealer participation drives FX drifts before and after announcements in markets.

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Finding 25161 source

A surprising pattern emerges as similar macro announcement days without auctions show no unusual FX returns, emphasizing the unique impact of Treasury auctions on currency movements around key economic events.

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Finding 77491 source

Findings show that when remote work is considered, AIs impact on junior hiring nearly vanishes, urging policymakers and employers to rethink how work-from-home trends are shaping opportunities for young workers.

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Finding 25551 source

The study emphasizes deposit composition and prepayment dynamics, employing novel methodologies like dynamic discounting with risk-neutral yields and forward rate adjustments, yet acknowledges reliance on regulatory data and risk limitations.

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Finding 78001 source

By decomposing monetary policy shocks into predictable and orthogonal components, researchers link firm trades to VIX and Eurodollar futures changes, suggesting traders profit from expected declines in accommodative option prices.

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Finding 78011 source

Employing an innovative intraday dataset and detailed regression analysis, the study underscores forward guidances influence while cautioning that aggregated investor categories may obscure distinct individual firm behaviors in trading microstructure.

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Finding 25541 source

Researchers reveal that traditional capital ratios, including tangible common equity (TCE), fail to predict bank distress, while the run economic capital (R-EC) metric accurately flags vulnerable banks years ahead notably.

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Finding 79501 source

Paper distinguishes between raw public information and common knowledge, while acknowledging rigorous methodology with limitations such as 49 hack events and dependency on social media channels, impacting market regulation implications.

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Finding 39371 source

Researchers reveal that currency volatility spreads shift significantly after crises like the US debt ceiling, ECB announcements, Brexit, and COVID-19, as observed delays duly create timely hedging opportunities for investors.

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Finding 77991 source

High-frequency data analysis shows that proprietary trading firms in S&P 500 options become net sellers on FOMC days, especially before the Fed statement, exploiting early communications to anticipate policy shocks.

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Finding 72881 source

Research integrates FDA and ASHP data, bridging theoretical models and practical policies; work exposes supply chain and measurement gaps, urging further investigation to resolve data and implementation challenges, prompting inquiry.

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Finding 79491 source

Innovative approach incorporates a high-frequency event study with precise on-chain and social media timing, alongside a strategic three-period theoretical model including information processing costs, representing a novel empirical design effectively.

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Matched: science, social