Index arbitrage and the pricing relationship between Australian stock index futures and their underlying shares
β Scribed by James Richard Cummings; Alex Frino
- Book ID
- 110936691
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 2010
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 211 KB
- Volume
- 51
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0810-5391
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## Introduction he Nikkei Stock Average Futures contract started trading at the Singapore T International Monetary Exchange (SIMEX) on September 3, 1986. SIMEX became the first futures exchange to trade a stock index futures outside the country where the indexed stocks are traded. The stock index
rading in financial fumes currently accounts for roughly 35% of all futures T contracts, and it promises to become an even larger share of the market. Among those assets in which futures contracts are now traded are stock indices. Futures contracts on the Vdue4he Composite Average opened on Februar
Previous studies have examined causality within and between different spot and futures markets with a motivation to discover market comovements, price leadership effects, and, more recently, volatility spillovers across markets. However, the empirical framework within which this is accomplished tend
This paper examines the lead-lag relationship between the spot index and futures price of the Nikkei Stock Average. Using daily data in the postcrash period we investigate the interaction between the spot and futures series through the error correction model. Two versions of error correction models