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The interest rate sensitivity of stock returns of financial and non-financial corporations is a well-known phenomenon. However, only little is known about the part of total stock returns that is attributable to the compensation an investor receives for being exposed to interest rate risk when investing in equity securities. We pursue here a benchmark portfolio approach, constructing benchmark portfolios having the same interest rate risk exposure as a particular stock. By studying the time series of returns of these asset-specific benchmarks, we find: i) Regardless of the industry considered, the interest rate risk benchmarks of German corporations have mostly earned a significantly positive reward. ii) Returns of interest rate risk benchmarks of financial institutions exceeded significantly those of non-financial corporations. iii) An investor willing to bear nothing but the average interest rate risk of German financial institutions would have earned a mean return of about or even exceeding 70% of the corresponding total stock returns. iv) Returns of the interest rate risk benchmarks of the German insurance sector were significantly higher than those of German banks, which seems to contradict conventional market wisdom that insurances hedge interest rate risks. 相似文献
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Marc-Gregor Czaja Hendrik Scholz Marco Wilkens 《Review of Quantitative Finance and Accounting》2009,33(1):1-26
We investigate here the sensitivity of the equity values of a large sample of German financial institutions to movements in
the term structure of interest rates. While similar approaches rely on a single interest rate factor only, we quantify the
exposure to changes in level, slope, and curvature, which are the driving factors of term structure changes. Our main findings
are: (i) banks and insurances are exposed to level and curvature changes but only marginally to slope movements; (ii) the
interest rate risk exposure depends on the banking sector investigated; (iii) level and curvature changes are priced in the
cross-section of stock returns.
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