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Main Authors: Gawronsky, Marcus, Huang, Chun-Sung
Format: Preprint
Published: 2024
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.23447
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author Gawronsky, Marcus
Huang, Chun-Sung
author_facet Gawronsky, Marcus
Huang, Chun-Sung
contents This paper introduces a novel approach to financial risk analysis that does not rely on traditional price and market data, instead using market news to model assets as distributions over a metric space of risk factors. By representing asset returns as integrals over the scalar field of these risk factors, we derive the covariance structure between asset returns. Utilizing encoder-only language models to embed this news data, we explore the relationships between asset return distributions through the concept of Energy Distance, establishing connections between distributional differences and excess returns co-movements. This data-agnostic approach provides new insights into portfolio diversification, risk management, and the construction of hedging strategies. Our findings have significant implications for both theoretical finance and practical risk management, offering a more robust framework for modelling complex financial systems without depending on conventional market data.
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spellingShingle Continuous Risk Factor Models: Analyzing Asset Correlations through Energy Distance
Gawronsky, Marcus
Huang, Chun-Sung
Computational Finance
This paper introduces a novel approach to financial risk analysis that does not rely on traditional price and market data, instead using market news to model assets as distributions over a metric space of risk factors. By representing asset returns as integrals over the scalar field of these risk factors, we derive the covariance structure between asset returns. Utilizing encoder-only language models to embed this news data, we explore the relationships between asset return distributions through the concept of Energy Distance, establishing connections between distributional differences and excess returns co-movements. This data-agnostic approach provides new insights into portfolio diversification, risk management, and the construction of hedging strategies. Our findings have significant implications for both theoretical finance and practical risk management, offering a more robust framework for modelling complex financial systems without depending on conventional market data.
title Continuous Risk Factor Models: Analyzing Asset Correlations through Energy Distance
topic Computational Finance
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.23447