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引用次数: 24
摘要
该研究通过使用2007年7月至2016年5月期间的每日收盘价来检验土耳其REITs (T-REITs)的羊群行为。据我们所知,本文是第一个利用Chang et al.(2000)方法单独考察T-REITs羊群行为的研究。对于三个子周期,我们的研究结果表明了羊群行为,存在方向不对称以及波动率与羊群之间的线性关系。证据表明,羊群行为是一种持续存在的现象,在市场压力期间会有所增加。最后,我们还发现了具有/不具有不对称项模型的波动期的可传递性。该研究为投资组合经理和主管处理新兴市场和T-REITs提供了重要启示。
Analysis of Herding in REITs of an Emerging Market: The Case of Turkey
The study examines herding behavior in Turkish REITs (T-REITs) by using daily closing prices over the period of July 2007 to May 2016. To the best of our knowledge, this paper is the first study to solely examine the herding behavior in T-REITs by utilizing Chang et al. (2000) methodology. For the three sub-periods, our results indicate herding behaviors, the presence of directional asymmetry and linear relation between volatility and herding. The evidences suggest herding is a persistent phenomenon and increases during the period of market stress. Finally, we also find transitivity in volatility periods in both with/without asymmetry term models. The research draws critical implications for portfolio managers and supervisors dealing with emerging markets and T-REITs.