Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums

Using a Markov Switching Model, the hypothesis that ex post commercial sector risk premiums have stable mean values within a time-varying framework is investigated. The probabilities of shifting expected values and the transitional probabilities of remaining in a high (low)-risk state at each point...

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Main Authors: Hutchison, N., Fraser, Patricia, Adair, A., Srivatsa, R.
Format: Journal Article
Published: E and FN Spon 2012
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15286
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author Hutchison, N.
Fraser, Patricia
Adair, A.
Srivatsa, R.
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Srivatsa, R.
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description Using a Markov Switching Model, the hypothesis that ex post commercial sector risk premiums have stable mean values within a time-varying framework is investigated. The probabilities of shifting expected values and the transitional probabilities of remaining in a high (low)-risk state at each point in time were estimated. Results suggest that industrial and retail sectors exhibit regime shifting behaviour although the probability of shifting between high- and low-risk states, while significant, was low compared to them remaining the same. Investigation of the transitional probabilities suggested the propensity to shift regimes differs between sectors, but is generally more prevalent in periods of relative uncertainty.
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spelling curtin-20.500.11937-152862017-09-13T16:05:29Z Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums Hutchison, N. Fraser, Patricia Adair, A. Srivatsa, R. Markov switching model ex post risk premium regime shift UK commercial property Using a Markov Switching Model, the hypothesis that ex post commercial sector risk premiums have stable mean values within a time-varying framework is investigated. The probabilities of shifting expected values and the transitional probabilities of remaining in a high (low)-risk state at each point in time were estimated. Results suggest that industrial and retail sectors exhibit regime shifting behaviour although the probability of shifting between high- and low-risk states, while significant, was low compared to them remaining the same. Investigation of the transitional probabilities suggested the propensity to shift regimes differs between sectors, but is generally more prevalent in periods of relative uncertainty. 2012 Journal Article http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15286 10.1080/09599916.2012.686516 E and FN Spon restricted
spellingShingle Markov switching model
ex post risk premium
regime shift
UK commercial property
Hutchison, N.
Fraser, Patricia
Adair, A.
Srivatsa, R.
Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title_full Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title_fullStr Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title_full_unstemmed Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title_short Regime shifts in ex post UK commercial property risk premiums
title_sort regime shifts in ex post uk commercial property risk premiums
topic Markov switching model
ex post risk premium
regime shift
UK commercial property
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/15286