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Julian Mark Williams Senior Lecturer in Finance University of Aberdeen Tel. +44 1224 272204 Education: BSc (Bath), MSc (Cardiff), PhD (Bath) Research: Financial Stability & Security,
Financial Markets, Volatility and Financial Econometrics Related Links |
On a Wall Shigarthang
Pass, Pakistan `08 Thanks to Kashif for the action shot! |
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Research Papers and Publications See
a report on my research in the FT September 12th 2011 Financial Econometrics ·
Impulse
Response Functions in Variance and Covariance, (With C. Ioannidis,
submitted to a journal) ·
Vector Error
Correction Models with Time Varying Second Moments, (With C. Ioannidis,
Submitted to a journal) ·
How
Predictable Are Equity Covariance Matrices?, (submitted to a journal) ·
The Realized Higher Moments of Equity
Returns: They Do Exist and They Are Important! With J. Chen and M. Buckle Continuous Time Finance ·
Multivariate
Asset Price Dynamics with Stochastic Covariation,
(With C. Ioannidis), Quantitative Finance (2011) Vol. 11 No. 1, pp. 125-134,
10.1080/14697680903419693 ·
Alternative
CDO Pricing Models, (With G. Calice and J. Chen) (Work in Progress) ·
Interest
Rate Derivatives a Review, (With C. Ioannidis and R. H. Miao) in Handbook
of Financial Engineering, Zopounidis, C., Doumpos, M. and Pardalos, P. M.
Series: Springer Optimization and Its Applications, Vol. 18, ISBN:
978-0-387-76681-2 Financial Markets, Regulation and Microstructure ·
Regulatory
Changes, Market Integration and Spillover Effects
in the Chinese A, B and Hong Kong Equity Markets, (With R. Buckland and
J. Chen) (Pacific Basin Finance Journal, Basin Finance Journal, vol 19, no. 4, pp. 351-373) ·
A Tale of Two
Market Microstructures, with J. Chen and R. Buckland (Submitted to a
journal) ·
The Liquidity of the CDS Market on
Chinese Corporate Debt, (With J. Chen) (Work in Progress, coming soon) ·
Are There Benefits To Being
Naked, With G. Calice and J. Chen (Forthcoming European Journal of
Finance) ·
Liquidity Spillovers
Interactions in Credit Markets: An Analysis of The Eurozone Sovereign Debt
Crisis, (With G. Calice and J. Chen) (Forthcoming Journal of Economic
Behavior and Organisation) 1. Dataset ·
Credit Derivatives and the
Default Risk of Large Complex Financial Institutions, (With G. Calice and
C. Ioannidis, Article in press, Journal of Financial Services Research) Information Security and Financial Security ·
Information
Security Trade-Offs and Optimal Patching Policies, (With D. Pym and C. Ioannidis)
(European Journal of Operational Research, Volume 216, Issue 2, 16 January
2012, Pages 434-444) ·
Investments
and Trade-offs in the Economics of Information Security, (With D. Pym and
C. Ioannidis) in Financial Cryptography (2009), International Financial
Cryptography Association (IFCA), Springer Lecture Notes in Computer Science
(LNCS) ·
Fixed
Costs, Investment Rigidities, and Risk Aversion in Information Security: A
Utility-theoretic Approach. with C. Ioannidis and D. Pym To appear, Proc.
WEIS 2011, Springer-Verlag George Mason University,
Fairfax, Virginia, 14-15 June, 2011: WEIS 2011.
Grants and Awards ·
Co-investigator: o
Technology
Strategy Board Network Security Theme, Trust Economics. With Hewlett Packard,
University of Bath, University of Newcastle, UCL and The National Grid http://www.trust-economics.org/ http://www.innovateuk.org/_assets/pdf/TSB_DigitalBritainStrategy.pdf “£4m investment in projects
for ‘Trust Economics’” TSB Digital Britain Strategy 2009 ·
Principal
investigator (Aberdeen): o Technology
Strategy Board Network Security Theme, Cloud Stewardship Economics. With
Hewlett Packard and the University of Bath £1.58 Million grant for research on
the new frontiers and opportunities afforded by CLOUD based computing services o With
A. Patacconi and J. Swierzbinski ·
Scientific Director: o SECurity
economics, FP7 Starting February 2012 o EUR
3.457 Million project on physical and ICT security. ·
Principle Investigator (Aberdeen) o SEASAR
SJU Validation Team (led by Deep Blue Italy)
Presentations
of my papers ·
Credit Derivatives
and the Default Risk of Large Complex Financial Institutions: o
French
Finance Association International Meeting May 2010, St Malo
o
Spanish
Finance Association XVIII Finance Forum November 2009 IESE Madrid o
The Money and
Finance Research Group (MoFiR) Conference on The
Changing Geography of Money, o
Banking and
Finance in a Post-Crisis World (Ancona); o The 2010 Annual Meeting of the Midwest Finance
Association (Las Vegas), o
The National
Bank of Poland Conference on Heterogeneous Nations and Globalized Financial
Markets: o
New
Challenges for Central Banks (Warsaw), ·
The CEPS/ECMI
Workshop on European Capital Markets: Walking on Thin Ice / ECMI AGM
(Brussels), o
The IJCB
Spring Conference on The Theory and Practice of Macro-Prudential Regulation
(Madrid), o
The Fifth
International Conference on Central Banking, Regulation and Supervision after
the Financial Crisis Finlawmetrics 2010 (Bocconi University, Milan), o
The 5th
Annual Seminar on Banking, Financial Stability and Risk of the Banco Central do Brasil on The
Financial Crisis of 2008, o
Credit
Markets and Effects on Developed and Emerging Economies (Sao Paulo) and o
Seminar
series at: o
Deutsche Bundesbank, o
Banque de France, o
Banca d’Italia, o
Swiss
National Bank, o
Swedish
Central Bank, o
Bank of
Portugal, o
Federal
Reserve, Atlanta Georgia (invited paper) o
Lancaster
University, o
University of
Reading o
University of
Leicester. ·
Regulatory Changes, Market Integration and Spillover
Effects in the Chinese A, B and Hong Kong Equity Markets o
Shanghai
Conference on Chinese Financial Markets July 2010 o
French Finance
Association International Meeting, May 2010, St Malo
(Presented by R. Buckland) o
Finance and
Corporate Governance Conference, April 2010 LaTrobe
University, Melbourne, Australia (Presented by J. Chen) ·
Liquidity Spillovers between CDS and Bond Markets
during the Euro Sovereign Debt Crisis o
Manchester
Business School ·
Information Security Trade-Offs and Optimal Patching
Policies o
Presented at
the 2010 EWG-EPA Conference, in association with European Journal of Operational
Research, July 2010 meeting, Crete ·
Conferences Chaired, session chaired or organiser: o Shanghai
Conference on Chinese Financial Markets July 2010 (session chair) o
NISC 2010 St
Andrews, co-sponsor with Hewlett Packard o
Trust Economics
Workshop in association with WEIS 2009 (UCL) |
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