中山管理評論

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中山管理評論  2025/3

第33卷第1期  p.139-161

DOI:10.6160/SYSMR.202503_33(1).0004


題目
調整後偏態溢酬與未來股價報酬
A Modified Skewness Premium and Future Stock Returns
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作者
李世偉、石百達、顏廣杰/國泰人壽交易部、國立臺灣大學財務金融學系、東吳大學經濟學系
Shih-Wei Lee,Pai-Ta Shih,Kuang-Chieh Yen/

Dealing Department,Cathay Life Insurance Co., Ltd.,Department of Finance, National Taiwan University,Department of Economics, Soochow University


摘要(中文)

本文借鑒Bates (1991) 的思路,構建了一種調整後偏態溢酬測度,並證明 其包含了關於未來股票報酬的資訊內涵。相較於對於美式個股選擇權隱含波動 率的複雜計算不同,這種測度更易於計算和應用。此外,基於調整後偏態溢酬 組成的多空投資組合,其平均每週報酬率為16 個基點(相當於年化報酬率 8.32%),在控制常見風險因素的情況下,其t 統計量為3.82。最後,調整後偏 態溢酬在控制公司特徵後,對未來股票報酬率具有顯著的橫截面預測能力。

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關鍵字(中文)

選擇權價格、偏態、資訊內涵、多空投資組合報酬


摘要(英文)

In the spirit of Bates (1991), we construct a modified skewness premium measure and show that it contains information about future stock returns. Instead of complex calculations of implied volatility for American-style equity options, the modified measure is easily calculated and applied. Moreover, a long-short portfolio formed on the modified skewness premium generates an average weekly return of 16 bps (equal to an annualized return of 8.32%) with a t-statistic of 3.82 controlling for common risk factors. Finally, the modified skewness premium has significant cross-sectional predictive power for future stock returns controlling for firms’ characteristics.

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關鍵字(英文)

Options Price, Skewness, Information, Long-short Portfolio Returns


政策與管理意涵


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