Patrick Zoro speaks with Dr Neal Snow on his recently published co-authored work on an examination on search-based peer (SBP) groups proposed by Lee, Ma, and Wang (2015) and their relationship with commonality in liquidity. Their results confirm that SBP affiliation is a significant determinant of commonality in liquidity and, unlike market- and industry-commonality, SBP-commonality has been increasing over the past 15 years. Their results show that retail investors are responsible for roughly 85% of the EDGAR searches that generate SBP groups. Overall, their study provides new evidence of a significant demand-side commonality associated with SBP affiliations.

https://academic.oup.com/rof/advance-article-abstract/doi/10.1093/rof/rfab033/6456321?redirectedFrom=fulltext

Patrick Zoro is the director of the MFE program at Lehigh U. and a professor of practice, and leads the capstone program for the MFE course work

Dr. Neal Snow is a professor and researcher in the college of Business at Lehigh University.

Commonality in Liquidity

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In this podcast excerpt, Ritwik Gupta and Carson Sestili describe deep learning and how it differs from machine learning.  “As you compose more and more non-linear functions together, you can represent a much wider function space than you could with just one non-linear function. That is why deep learning is different from shallow learning. Shallow learning doesn’t compose multiple things together. Deep learning does.”

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Created by Professor Patrick Zoro The podcast aims to capture the latest trends in Data analytics, Asset Management, Blockchain, Risk Management.

Patrick Zoro is also the program manager of the Master of Financial Engineering program at Lehigh University

https://cbe.lehigh.edu/academics/graduate/master-analytical-finance

Commonality in Liquidity

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