Skewness of stock return is one of the phenomena observed in the financial markets, indicating psychological bias or tendencies to specific numbers in the market. This study examined the association between systematic risk and skewness in stock's return. To this end, two hypotheses were developed and the data of 98 companies listed on Tehran Stock Exchange, during 2008-2013 and multiple regression with panel data was used to test the hypotheses. The results of the first study suggest that there was a significant correlation between systematic risk of stocks and positive skewness of stock returns. The results of the study also suggest that there was a significant and direct correlation between negative skewness and systematic risk of stock. ...
Theoretical and empirical research documents a negative relation between the cross-section of stock ...
Although it is well known that the market rate of return tends to show negative skewness, we find th...
This study tests whether belief differences affect the cross-sectional variation of riskneutral skew...
We provide a new methodology to empirically investigate the respective roles of systematic and idios...
We investigate the sources of skewness in aggregate risk-factors and the cross-section of stock retu...
This paper finds that higher positive skewness in stocks’ return distribution may lead to higher val...
We investigate the sources of skewness in aggregate risk-factors and the cross-section of stock retu...
Systematic risk (beta) is one of the most effective factors in predicting the appropriate required r...
The cross section of stock returns has substantial exposure to risk captured by higher moments of ma...
The authors investigate the association of various firm-specific and marketwide factors with the ris...
One of the most important issues in the capital market is assessing the risk level of companies, esp...
This thesis attempts to investigate the cross-sectional predictive power of return asymmetry, skewne...
The purpose of this research is to study studying the relationship between stock price synchronicity...
Numerous studies have suggested that more investors nowadays are incorporating skewness as a factor ...
The relationship between risk and return has been one of the most important and extensively investig...
Theoretical and empirical research documents a negative relation between the cross-section of stock ...
Although it is well known that the market rate of return tends to show negative skewness, we find th...
This study tests whether belief differences affect the cross-sectional variation of riskneutral skew...
We provide a new methodology to empirically investigate the respective roles of systematic and idios...
We investigate the sources of skewness in aggregate risk-factors and the cross-section of stock retu...
This paper finds that higher positive skewness in stocks’ return distribution may lead to higher val...
We investigate the sources of skewness in aggregate risk-factors and the cross-section of stock retu...
Systematic risk (beta) is one of the most effective factors in predicting the appropriate required r...
The cross section of stock returns has substantial exposure to risk captured by higher moments of ma...
The authors investigate the association of various firm-specific and marketwide factors with the ris...
One of the most important issues in the capital market is assessing the risk level of companies, esp...
This thesis attempts to investigate the cross-sectional predictive power of return asymmetry, skewne...
The purpose of this research is to study studying the relationship between stock price synchronicity...
Numerous studies have suggested that more investors nowadays are incorporating skewness as a factor ...
The relationship between risk and return has been one of the most important and extensively investig...
Theoretical and empirical research documents a negative relation between the cross-section of stock ...
Although it is well known that the market rate of return tends to show negative skewness, we find th...
This study tests whether belief differences affect the cross-sectional variation of riskneutral skew...