Commonality in Tail Risk Premia around the World

This study examines tail risk premia for 44 countries from 1990 to 2015 and provides evidence on the existence of common and systematic components in the variation of tail risk premia across countries. Specifically, we found that individual countries’ tail risk premia significantly comove with U.S.,...

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Published inKorean Journal of Financial Studies Vol. 52; no. 6; pp. 979 - 1009
Main Authors Lee, Kuan-Hui, Wang, Shu-Feng
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 한국증권학회 01.12.2023
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ISSN2005-8187
2713-5543
DOI10.26845/KJFS.2023.12.52.6.979

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Summary:This study examines tail risk premia for 44 countries from 1990 to 2015 and provides evidence on the existence of common and systematic components in the variation of tail risk premia across countries. Specifically, we found that individual countries’ tail risk premia significantly comove with U.S., regional, and global tail risk premia. The first five principal components explain all variation in the premia, with the first principal component alone explaining over 30% of the variation. The comovement, or commonality, is stronger for developed market countries and more open countries. We also provide evidence that premia are affected by the U.S. economic environment and global stock market volatility, leading to a common variation in tail risk premia around the world.
ISSN:2005-8187
2713-5543
DOI:10.26845/KJFS.2023.12.52.6.979