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Vol. 9, No. 8 · August 2015 OPEN ACCESS
IJF Vol. 9
2015
Indian Journal of Finance
Volume 9, Issue 8 · August 2015
ISSN 0973-8711
Articles 4
DOI Prefix 10.17010/ijf
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Table of Contents 4 ARTICLES
01 Original Article
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An Empirical Model of India's Nifty VIX Index

As implied volatility is essential for pricing options, analyzing derivative strategies and measuring risk in investment portfolios containing derivatives, and understanding variations in implied volatility also becomes vital. Aside from a secular trend, volatility clustering and calendar effects are two …

Keywords: India, Nifty, Nifty VIX, Implied Volatility, Volatility Clustering, Fourier Analysis G12, G 13
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02 Original Article
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A Test of Alternative Value-at-Risk Models During Volatile Periods

This paper compared the performance of alternative models for estimating Value at Risk (VaR) of four different currencies against the Indian rupee. I examined whether incorporating a volatility estimate capturing the ARCH effects in the normal linear VaR model yielded …

Keywords: Value at Risk, Arch Effects, Long Memory, Foreign Currency
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03 Original Article
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Currency Risk Management Practices of Indian Export SMEs: A Descriptive Study

The existing literature is abundant with studies done to understand the risk management practices of multinationals and big business houses. The objectives with which these studies are conducted include understanding the practices, analyzing the hedging techniques adopted, examining the attitude …

Keywords: SMEs, Risk Management, Exposure Management, Risk Analysis, Hedging, Derivatives G01, G320, G280, G110
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04 Original Article
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Modelling Dynamic Volatility Spillovers from the U.S. to the BRIC Countries' Stock Markets During the Subprime Crisis

The term 'BRIC' is a collection of Brazil, Russia, India, and China: the most promising emerging markets. The global investors at the time of making investments and building portfolios across different countries should consider the interlinkages that exist between the …

Keywords: Asymmetric, Bric, Contagion, Egarch Model, Leverage
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