Fractional Transfer Entropy Networks: Short- and Long-Memory Perspectives on Global Stock Market Interactions
Fractal and Fractional,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
9(2), P. 69 - 69
Published: Jan. 23, 2025
This
study
addresses
the
challenge
of
capturing
both
short-run
volatility
and
long-run
dependencies
in
global
stock
markets
by
introducing
fractional
transfer
entropy
(FTE),
a
new
framework
that
embeds
calculus
into
entropy.
FTE
allows
analysts
to
tune
memory
parameters
thus
observe
how
different
temporal
emphases
reshape
network
directional
information
flows
among
major
financial
indices.
Empirical
evidence
reveals
when
short-memory
effects
dominate,
swiftly
incorporate
recent
news,
creating
networks
adapt
quickly
but
remain
vulnerable
transient
shocks.
In
contrast,
balanced
yield
more
stable
equilibrium,
blending
immediate
reactions
with
persistent
structural
ties.
Under
long-memory
configurations,
historically
entrenched
relationships
prevail,
enabling
established
market
leaders
central
despite
ongoing
fluctuations.
These
findings
demonstrate
uncovers
nuanced
dynamics
overlooked
methods
focusing
solely
on
either
current
events
or
deep-rooted
patterns.
Although
method
relies
price
returns
does
not
differentiate
specific
shock
types,
it
offers
versatile
tool
for
investors,
policymakers,
researchers
gauge
stability,
evaluate
contagion
risk,
better
understand
ephemeral
signals
historical
legacies
jointly
govern
connectivity.
Language: Английский
The Impact of Corporate ESG Performance on Regional Energy Efficiency in China from the Perspective of Green Development
Sustainability,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
17(6), P. 2465 - 2465
Published: March 11, 2025
In
the
context
of
pursuing
green
and
low-carbon
transformation,
exploring
how
to
improve
regional
energy
efficiency
in
China
is
significant.
This
paper
takes
Chinese
A-share
listed
companies
Shanghai
Shenzhen
from
2009
2023
as
research
object
empirically
test
relationship
between
corporate
ESG
performance
efficiency.
The
results
show
that
enterprises
has
significantly
improved
China.
A
mechanism
analysis
reveals
practices
help
alleviate
financing
constraints,
reduce
agency
costs,
enhance
information
transparency,
promoting
Language: Английский
How does the volatility of ESG stock indices spillover in times of high geopolitical risk? New insights from emerging and developed markets
Journal of Sustainable Finance & Investment,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 1 - 47
Published: April 10, 2025
Language: Английский
Tail Risk Spillover Between Global Stock Markets Based on Effective Rényi Transfer Entropy and Wavelet Analysis
Jingjing Jia
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Entropy,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
27(5), P. 523 - 523
Published: May 14, 2025
To
examine
the
spillover
of
tail-risk
information
across
global
stock
markets,
we
select
nine
major
markets
for
period
spanning
from
June
2014
to
May
2024
as
sample
data.
First,
employ
effective
Rényi
transfer
entropy
measure
spillover.
Second,
construct
a
Diebold–Yilmaz
connectedness
table
explore
overall
characteristics
markets.
Third,
integrate
wavelet
analysis
with
assess
multi-scale
Our
findings
lead
several
key
conclusions:
(1)
US
and
European
are
primary
sources
spillover,
while
Asian
predominantly
act
net
receivers;
(2)
intensity
is
most
pronounced
between
at
medium-high
trading
frequency,
frequency
decreases,
becomes
more
complex;
(3)
all
frequencies,
market
emerges
influential,
Japanese
vulnerable.
China’s
market,
in
contrast,
demonstrates
relative
independence.
Language: Английский
Study on the Stability of Complex Networks in the Stock Markets of Key Industries in China
Zinuoqi Wang,
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Guofeng Zhang,
No information about this author
Xiaojing Ma
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et al.
Entropy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
26(7), P. 569 - 569
Published: June 30, 2024
Investigating
the
significant
"roles"
within
financial
complex
networks
and
their
stability
is
of
great
importance
for
preventing
risks.
On
one
hand,
this
paper
initially
constructs
a
network
model
stock
market
based
on
mutual
information
theory
threshold
methods,
combined
with
closing
price
returns
stocks.
It
then
analyzes
basic
topological
characteristics
examines
its
under
random
targeted
attacks
by
varying
values.
other
using
systemic
risk
entropy
as
metric
to
quantify
market,
validates
impact
COVID-19
pandemic
widespread,
unexpected
event
stability.
The
research
results
indicate
that
exhibits
small-world
but
cannot
be
strictly
classified
scale-free
network.
In
network,
key
roles
are
played
industrial
sector,
media
services,
pharmaceuticals
healthcare,
transportation,
utilities.
Upon
reducing
threshold,
network's
resilience
correspondingly
strengthened.
Dynamically,
from
2000
2022,
in
share
markets
significantly
increased.
From
static
perspective,
period
around
2019,
affected
pandemic,
experienced
most
drastic
fluctuations.
Compared
year
2000,
2022
increased
nearly
sixtyfold,
further
indicating
an
increasing
instability
Language: Английский