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Horizon

Horizon is a research newsletter from MSCI Barra, featuring the latest articles and papers written by MSCI Barra's Analytics Research Team, and a listing of recently published articles. The latest issue of Horizon is available below, along with archived issues.

DateTopics
Q1 2008 Factoring Shortfall: An Alternative to a Normal Model of Return
130/30 Implementation Challenges
Risk Management for Hedge Funds
Q3/Q4 2007 Macroeconomic Factors in a Fundamental World
International Investing: Managing Multiple Layers of Alpha
To Beta or Not to Beta: A Comparison of Historical Versus Fundamental Betas for Hedging Market Risk
Stress Testing in a Multi-Factor Framework
Summer 2006 Equity Risk Modeling: A Comparison of Factor Models
Explaining Default Swap Variation
A Prepayment Model for the Danish MBB Market
Dynamic Volatility and Its Implications for Portfolio Management
Summer 2005 Different Portfolio Construction Methods in an Uncertain World
Why Accurate Stock Specific Risk Modeling Matters
Dynamic Volatility in the Japanese Equities Market and its Impact on Active Portfolio Management.
Improved Risk Forecasting for Emerging Equity Markets Using Higher Frequency Data
Spring 2005 New United Kingdom Equity Model
Correlations in Global Credit Markets
The Long Term US Equity Model — Practical Comparisons for Model Transition
Active Global Equity Management with the BarraOne Optimizer and the Barra Integrated Model
Autumn 2004 The Challenges of Declining Cross-Sectional Volatility
The Barra Integrated Model,Version 203:
Implications for Risk Forecasts
Merton and Beyond – The State of the Art in Credit Modeling and Trading
Spring 2004 Empirical Credit Risk
The Barra Multiple-Horizon Equity Model
The Barra Integrated Model: The Next Generation of Global Risk Models
Rising Betas in the US Short-Term Model
Winter 2004 Improving Performance with Credit Default Swaps
Introduction to the Barra Probability Model
The Barra Integrated Model: A Breakthrough in Modeling Global Equity
Autumn 2003 Flexible Performance Attribution
Six Steps to Better Credit Returns
Spring 2003 The Barra Integrated Model, Part Two
Spending the Risk Budget Wisely
Fall 2002Market Implied Ratings
The Barra Integrated Model, Part One
Barra's Global Credit Spread Model in Use
Spring 2002Currency Dependency in Global Markets
Aggregating Risk Across Multiple Asset Classes: Chapter Two
Long-Short Equity Investing
Summer 2001 On the Relation Between Mortgage Rates, Swap, and Treasury Rates
Aggregating Risk Across Multiple Asset Classes
European Credit: The Pfandbrief Market
Summer 2000The Mechanics of Market Neutral in The Barra Aegis System
EMU Local Market Override
Winter 1999 Estimation of the European Equity Model
European Bond and Currency Markets in Anticipation of Monetary Union
Volatile Markets and Barra Models
The Case for Market Neutral, Part One
Fall 1998 Developing and Implementing Risk Management Systems
Case Study: Technology Solutions for Central Risk Management
American Depository Receipts in the Global Equity Model
Analyzing the Performance of Crossing Networks
The Market Impact Model - Testing the Market Impact Model, Part Four
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