Interdependence and asymmetries: Latin American ADRs and developed markets

The ADRs market presented great growing importance in the last decades, specially for companies based on developing countries, such as those of Latin America. In this context, this research sought to detect and measure the interdependence phenomenon, comprising the returns and volatility spillovers...

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Published in:BBR Brazilian business review (Portuguese ed.) 2018-07, Vol.15 (4), p.391-409
Main Authors: Correa, Ana Carolina Costa, Junior, Tabajara Pimenta, Gaio, Luiz Eduardo
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American Depositary Receipts
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Capital markets
Developing countries
Diversification
Economic crisis
Economic development
Economic growth
Economic models
Financial analysis
Financial statements
Globalization
Industrialized nations
interdependence
International finance
Investments
LDCs
Liberalization
MANAGEMENT
Propagation
Rates of return
Securities markets
Skewness
spillovers
Stock price indexes
Volatility
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Economic growth
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Financial analysis
Financial statements
Globalization
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