×
验证码:
换一张
Forgotten Password?
Stay signed in
Login With UMPASS
English
|
繁體
Login With UMPASS
Log In
ALL
ORCID
TI
AU
PY
SU
KW
TY
JN
DA
IN
PB
FP
ST
SM
Study Hall
Image search
Paste the image URL
Home
Faculties & Institutes
Scholars
Publications
Subjects
Statistics
News
Search in the results
Faculties & Institutes
Faculty of Busin... [2]
Authors
KOT HUNG WAN [2]
LAM SIU KWAN [1]
Document Type
Journal article [3]
Date Issued
2022 [1]
2020 [1]
2012 [1]
Language
英語English [3]
Source Publication
Journal of Banki... [1]
Journal of Empir... [1]
Journal of Finan... [1]
Indexed By
SSCI [1]
Funding Organization
Funding Project
×
Knowledge Map
UM
Start a Submission
Submissions
Unclaimed
Claimed
Attach Fulltext
Bookmarks
Browse/Search Results:
1-3 of 3
Help
Selected(
0
)
Clear
Items/Page:
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
Sort:
Select
Title Ascending
Title Descending
WOS Cited Times Ascending
WOS Cited Times Descending
Author Ascending
Author Descending
Issue Date Ascending
Issue Date Descending
Submit date Ascending
Submit date Descending
Journal Impact Factor Ascending
Journal Impact Factor Descending
Coskewness and reversal of momentum returns: The US and international evidence
Journal article
Journal of Empirical Finance, 2022
Authors:
Dong, L.
;
Dai, Y.
;
Haque, T.
;
Kot, H.W.
;
Yamada, T.
Adobe PDF
|
Favorite
|
|
TC[WOS]:
0
TC[Scopus]:
0
|
Submit date:2022/10/18
Reversal Risk
Coskewness
Momentum
Are Higher Co-Moments Priced? A Tale of Two Countries
Journal article
Journal of Financial Studies, 2020
Authors:
Keith Lam
;
Liang Dong
;
Hung Wan Kot
Favorite
|
|
TC[WOS]:
0
TC[Scopus]:
0
|
Submit date:2019/11/14
Uk Stock Market
Higher Co-moments
Coskewness
Cokurtosis
China Stock Market
Extreme downside risk and expected stock returns
Journal article
Journal of Banking and Finance, 2012,Volume: 36,Issue: 5,Page: 1492
Authors:
Huang W.
;
Liu Q.
;
Ghon Rhee S.
;
Wu F.
Favorite
|
|
TC[WOS]:
63
TC[Scopus]:
71
|
Submit date:2018/10/30
Bankruptcy Risk
Extreme Downside Risk
Generalized Extreme Value Distribution
Idiosyncratic Risk