Abstract:This paper develops a new fi nancial stress measure (Cleveland Financial Stress Index, CFSI) that considers the supervisory objective of identifying risks to the stability of the fi nancial system. The index provides a continuous signal of fi nancial stress and broad coverage of the areas that could indicate it. The construction methodology uses daily public market data collected from different sectors of fi nancial markets. A unique feature of the index is that it employs a dynamic weighting method that captu… Show more
Since the establishment of the sci-tech innovation board, the government lacks effective means to supervise the market risk of the sci-tech innovation board, and it is difficult for investors to accurately grasp the risks in the market. But now, the research on the systematic risk of the sci-tech innovation board is a blank, and the existing research has not provided help for the government regulation and investors to quantitatively measure the risk degree of the sci-tech innovation board market. Based on the critical weighting method, this paper establishes the financial pressure index (FSI) of the sci-tech innovation board market by using six indicators, such as volume decline, stock index amplitude, stock index decline, liquidity decline, stock market turnover rate, and the average value of predicted predicted return on equity, to comprehensively measure the financial pressure faced by the science and technology innovation board market.
Since the establishment of the sci-tech innovation board, the government lacks effective means to supervise the market risk of the sci-tech innovation board, and it is difficult for investors to accurately grasp the risks in the market. But now, the research on the systematic risk of the sci-tech innovation board is a blank, and the existing research has not provided help for the government regulation and investors to quantitatively measure the risk degree of the sci-tech innovation board market. Based on the critical weighting method, this paper establishes the financial pressure index (FSI) of the sci-tech innovation board market by using six indicators, such as volume decline, stock index amplitude, stock index decline, liquidity decline, stock market turnover rate, and the average value of predicted predicted return on equity, to comprehensively measure the financial pressure faced by the science and technology innovation board market.
This study aims to analyse the determinants of financial stress and to show the impact of the spatial linkages between 13 emerging economies during 1996–2016. The 2007 Global Financial Crisis has once again showed that financial/economic turmoil of countries has negative effects on other economies. At this point, this study brings novelty to the existing literature by considering the effects of neighbour countries' macroeconomic variables on domestic financial stress and by focusing on financial stress interaction between emerging economies using spatial econometric methods. According to the estimation results, we find current account balance/GDP, economic growth, geopolitical risk and global risk are the most important determinants of financial stress. It is also observed that there is a strong interaction of financial stress among emerging market economies. While geographical linkage is the most important transmission channel of financial stress among those economies, financial and trade linkages also play an important role.
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