Asymmetric Exchange Rate Exposure: Theory and Evidence

By Gregory Koutmos, A. Martín. 2003

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Subfields: Accounting, Economics and Econometrics, Finance

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Citations in the corpus

• Assessing the Exchange Rate Exposure of US Multinationals (2013, background): “Batram (2004) and Koutmos and Martin (2003) investigated non-linear exchange rate exposure.”
• What Lies Beneath: Foreign Exchange Rate Exposure, Hedging and Cash Flows (2007, unknown): “While several studies investigate nonlinear and asymmetric features of exchange rate exposures (Bartram, 2004; Koutmos and Martin, 2003; Miller and Reuer, 1998), the evidence does not fully resolve the exposure puzzle either, as nonlinear exposures appear more significant, but still only for a…”
• The exchange rate exposure puzzle (2005, unknown): “11 Koutmos and Martin, 2003b; Miller and Reuer, 1998b), the evidence does not fully resolve the exposure puzzle either, as nonlinear exposures appear more significant, but still only for a limited number of firms.”