Handbook of News Analytics in Finance

Informationen zum Autor Gautam Mitra (London! UK) is an internationally renowned research scientist in the field of computational optimisation and modelling. He has developed a world class research group in his area of specialisation with researchers from Europe! UK! USA and Asia. He has published three books and over one hundred refereed research articles. He was Head of the Department of Mathematical Sciences! Brunel University between 1990 and 2001. In 2001 he established CARISMA: The Centre for the Analysis of Risk and Optimisation Modelling Applications. CARISMA specialises in the research of risk and optimisation and their combined paradigm in decision modelling. Professor Mitra is also a Director of UNICOM Seminars and OptiRisk Systems; OptiRisk specialises in the research and development of optimisation and financial analytics tools.Leela Mitra (London! UK) is a Quantitative Analyst at OptiRisk Systems. Dr Mitra joined OptiRisk System as a Quantitative Analyst in 2004. She received her PhD in Operational Research on the topic of "Scenario generation for asset allocation models" from CARISMA! Brunel University. Topics included "mixed" scenario sets for investment decisions with downside risk! pricing and evaluating a bond portfolio using a regime switching Markov model and desirable properties for scenario generation. She has a first class BA (Joint Honours) degree in Mathematics and Philosophy from King's College (University of London). Prior to joining OptiRisk! Leela worked in the pensions industry as an actuarial consultant for Mercer HR and subsequently with Jardine Lloyd Thomson. She is part qualified as an actuary. Klappentext The Handbook of News Analytics in Finance is a landmark publication bringing together the latest models and applications of News Analytics for asset pricing! portfolio construction! trading and risk control.Designed to provide a rapid yet comprehensive understanding of this topic! the book begins with an overview of News Analytics (NA)! and an explanation of the technology and applications. It is then presented in four parts: Part 1 contains an explanation of methods and models which are used to measure and quantify news sentiment. In Part 2 the relationship between news events and discovery of abnormal returns (the elusive alpha) is discussed in detail by the leading researchers and industry experts. The material in this part also covers potential applications of NA to trading and fund management. Part 3 covers the use of quantified news for the purpose of monitoring! early diagnostics and risk control. Part 4 is entirely industry focused; it contains insights of experts from leading technology (content) vendors. It also contains a discussion of technologies and finally a compact directory of content vendors and financial analytics companies in the marketplace of NA. The book draws equally upon the expertise of academics and practitioners who have developed these models and is supported by two major content vendors - RavenPack and Thomson Reuters - leading providers of news analytics software and machine readable news.The book will appeal to decision makers in the banking! finance and insurance services industry. In particular: asset managers; quantitative fund managers; hedge fund managers; algorithmic traders; proprietary (program) trading desks; sell-side firms; brokerage houses; risk managers and research departments will benefit from the unique insights into this new and pertinent area of financial modelling. Zusammenfassung The Handbook of News Analytics in Finance is a landmark publication bringing together the latest models and applications of News Analytics for asset pricing! portfolio construction! trading and risk control.The content of the Hand Book is organised to provide a rapid yet comprehensive understanding of this topic. Chapter 1 sets out an overview of News Analytics (NA) with an explanation of the technology and ap...

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Preface.

Acknowledgements.

About the editors.

About the contributors.

Abbreviations and acronyms.

1 Applications of news analytics in finance: A review (Leela Mitra and Gautam Mitra).

1.1 Introduction.

1.2 News data.

1.3 Turning qualitative text into quantified metrics and time-series.

1.4 Models and applications.

1.5 Summary and discussions.

PART I QUANTIFYING NEWS: ALTERNATIVE METRICS.

2 News analytics: Framework, techniques, and metrics (Sanjiv R. Das).

2.1 Prologue.

2.2 Framework.

2.3 Algorithms.

2.4 Metrics.

2.5 Discussion.

2.6 References.

3 Managing real-time risks and returns: The Thomson Reuters NewsScope Event Indices (Alexander D. Healy and Andrew W. Lo).

3.1 Introduction.

3.2 Literature review.

3.3 Data.

3.4 A framework for real-time news analytics.

3.5 Validating Event Indices.

3.6 News indices and FX implied volatility.

3.7 Event study analysis through September 2008.

3.8 Conclusion.

4 Measuring the value of media sentiment: A pragmatic view (Marion Munz).

4.1 Introduction.

4.2 The value of news for the US stock market.

4.3 News moves markets.

4.4 News moves stock prices.

4.5 News vs. noise.

4.6 Regulated vs. unregulated news.

4.7 The news component of the stock price.

4.8 Materiality is near.

4.9 Size does matter.

4.10 Corporate senior management under the gun.

4.11 A case for regulated financial news media.

4.12 Wall Street analysts may create "material" news.

4.13 Traders may create news.

4.14 Earnings news releases.

4.15 News sentiment used for trading or investing decisions.

4.16 News sentiment systems.

4.17 Backtesting news sentiment systems.4.18 The value of media sentiment.

4.19 Media sentiment in action.

4.20 Conclusion.

5 How news events impact market sentiment (Peter Ager Hafez).

5.1 Introduction.

5.2 Market-level sentiment.

5.3 Industry-level sentiment.

5.4 Conclusion.

PART II NEWS AND ABNORMAL RETURNS.

6 Relating news analytics to stock returns (David Leinweber and Jacob Sisk).

6.1 Introduction.

6.2 Previous work.

6.3 News data structure and statistics.

6.4 Improving news analytics with aggregation.

6.5 Refining filters using interactive exploratory data analysis and visualization.

6.6 Information efficiency and market capitalization.

6.7 US portfolio simulation using news analytic signals.

6.8 Discussion of RNSE and portfolio construction.

6.9 Summary and areas for additional research.

6.10 Acknowledgments.

6.11 References.

7 All that glitters: The effect of attention and news on the buying behavior of individual and institutional investors (Brad M. Barber and Terrance Odean).

7.1 Related research.

7.2 Data.

7.3 Sort methodology.

7.4 Results.

7.5 Short-sale constraints.

7.6 Asset pricing: Theory and evidence.

7.7 Conclusion.

7.8 Acknowledgments.

7.9 References.

8 The impact of news flow on asset returns: An empirical study (Andy Moniz, Gurvinder Brar, Christian Davies, and Adam Strudwick).

8.1 Background and literature review.

8.2 Aspects of news flow datasets.

8.3 Understanding news flow datasets.

8.4 Does news flow matter?

8.5 News flow and analyst revisions.

8.6 Designing a trading strategy.

8.7 Summary and discussions.

8.8 References.

9 Sentiment reversals as buy signals (John Kittrell).

9.1 Introduction.

9.2 The quantification of sentiment.

9.3 Sentiment reversal universes.

9.4 Monte Carlo-style simulations.

9.5 Conclusion.

9.6 Acknowledgments.

9.7 References.

PART III NEWS AND RISK.

10 Using news as a state variable in assessment of financial market risk (Dan diBartolomeo).

10.1 Introduction.

10.2 The role of news.

10.3 A state-variable approach to risk assessment.

10.4 A Bayesian framework for news inclusion.

10.5 Conclusions.

10.6 References.

11 Volatility asymmetry, news, and private investors

Dettagli sul prodotto

• Autori: Gautam Mitra, Gautam Mitra Mitra, Leela Mitra, MITRA GAUTAM MITRA LEELA
• Con la collaborazione di: Mitra (Editore), Gauta Mitra (Editore), Gautam Mitra (Editore), Leela Mitra (Editore)
• Editore: Wiley, John and Sons Ltd
• Lingue: Inglese
• Formato: Copertina rigida
• Pubblicazione: 13.04.2011
• EAN: 9780470666791
• ISBN: 978-0-470-66679-1
• Pagine: 384
• Serie: Wiley Finance; The Wiley Finance Series; Praktikerbuch; Wiley Finance; The Wiley Finance Series
• Categoria: Scienze sociali, diritto, economia > Economia > Economia aziendale