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Factor Mimicking Portfolios for Climate Risk
We propose and implement a procedure to optimally hedge climate change risk. First, we construct climate risk indices through textual analysis of newspapers. Second, we present a new approach to compute factor mimicking portfolios to build climate risk hedge portfolios. The new mimicking portfolio approach is much more efficient than traditional sorting or maximum correlation approaches by taking into account new methodologies of estimating large-dimensional covariance matrices in short samples. In an extensive empirical out-of-sample performance test, we demonstrate the superior all-around performance delivering markedly higher and statistically significant alphas and betas with the climate risk indices.
This version: March 2024
- Yale University United States
- University of Zurich Switzerland
- Department of Economics Indonesia
- Department of Economics Switzerland
- Departement of Economics United States
1402 Accounting, G18, factor model, Q54, ddc:330, sustainable portfolio, 2002 Economics and Econometrics, 330 Economics, ECON Department of Economics, 2003 Finance, 10007 Department of Economics, Climate change, portfolio selection, C58, G11
1402 Accounting, G18, factor model, Q54, ddc:330, sustainable portfolio, 2002 Economics and Econometrics, 330 Economics, ECON Department of Economics, 2003 Finance, 10007 Department of Economics, Climate change, portfolio selection, C58, G11
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