סמינר מחלקתי מיוחד במימון
Anchoring and Housing Choice: Results of a Natural Policy Experiment
Prof. Danny Ben-Shahar, Technion
Abstract
An extensive literature documents heterogeneity in the delay of stock-price reaction to systematic shocks, implying that relevant asset risk depends on investment horizon. We study pricing of common risk factors across investment horizons. We .nd that liquidity risk is priced over short horizons and market risk is priced over intermediate horizons. Value/growth risk is priced over long horizons and as a non-risk-based characteristic at all horizons. Size and momentum are priced as characteristics rather than risk factors at all horizons. The results highlight the importance of investment horizon in determining risk premia.
The article can be downloaded from the Finance-Accounting seminar webpage:
http://recanati-bs.tau.ac.il/Eng/?CategoryID=639&ArticleID=1896&dbsAuthToken=TOAZNCTfKK&rnd=2857340