The global minimum variance hedge
Abstract We explore futures hedging based on the global minimum variance strategy. As evidenced by using eleven of the world’s major stock market indexes and their corresponding futures contracts, the results show that the global minimum variance hedge may deviate statistically from the Ederington (...
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