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Posted in q-fin.RM · 2026-09-14 · Said Khalil, Fatima Zahrae Chaayra

Quantifying the 2027 Solvency II Risk Margin Reform

The 2027 Solvency II reform recalibrates the Risk Margin by reducing the prescribed cost-of-capital rate from 6% to 4.75% and introducing a time-dependent attenuation of future Solvency Capital Requirements. This paper develops an analytical and numerical framework for characterizing the effect of the final regulatory calibration. By...

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Posted in q-fin.TR · 2026-09-14 · Maksym Nechepurenko

Resolution Is Not Settlement, Part II: Protocol Finality and Observed Redemption on Polymarket

An Oracle result is not yet a protocol payout, a redeemable position is not yet collateral in a holder's account, and a redemption event is not a complete measure of economic entitlement. This companion paper develops an event-sourced framework for Polymarket conditions from preparation through protocol finality and observed holder...

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Posted in q-fin.TR · 2026-09-14 · Maksym Nechepurenko

Resolution Is Not Settlement, Part I: Oracle Adjudication and Semantic Governance on Polymarket

Prediction-market resolution is often reduced to a terminal outcome and one timestamp. That representation is inadequate for leveraged event claims because rule versioning, request creation, proposal, dispute, reset, Oracle finality, and adapter terminality are distinct states with different observation precision and balance-sheet...

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Posted in cs.IR · 2026-09-14 · Luis M. Sánchez

Clean Scores, Buried Evidence, and Confident Wrong: A Receipt-Based Audit of Frontier Agentic QA

Frontier models score well on shallow document/chart reading tasks. In a controlled data-room audit, moving evidence into buried conditions reduced accuracy, increased forced declarations, increased tool calls, and increased cost per correct answer. Confidence and benchmark calibration did not fully capture wrong answers; a documented...

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Posted in q-fin.MF · 2026-09-14 · Lorenzo Torricelli, Michele Bufalo

The skew Brownian motion should not be used as a risk-neutral returns process: a well-posed skew-normal alternative

Return models for risk-neutral financial valuation based on skew Brownian motions (SBMs) have been introduced about twenty years ago, and have recently enjoying growing popularity. Unfortunately, the story behind their development is one of mistakes and erroneous interpretations, beginning from the foundational misrepresentations that...

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Posted in q-fin.TR · 2026-09-14 · Nicholas Hall

Gate Design and Stage-Dependent Incentives in Retail Proprietary-Trading Evaluations: Why Passing Is Not Standalone Evidence of Skill, and Why the Product Fails to Pay Under Measured Trading Constraints

Retail proprietary-trading firms sell a two-stage product: a paid evaluation that must reach a profit target before breaching a trailing drawdown, then a funded account that must survive a minimum window and a consistency rule before a payout. We show the geometry of this contract creates incentives that differ by stage and make...

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Posted in cs.LG · 2026-09-13 · Aashish Bohra, Vivek Vijay

WaVeFuse: Regime-Adaptive Equity Index Forecasting via Channel-Wise Wavelet Denoising and Vertical Attention Fusion

Hybrid Deep Learning for equity index forecasting is limited by three problems: propagation of OHLCV noise into derived technical indicators (TIs), channel-indiscriminate multi-scale decomposition that conflates heterogeneous frequency signatures, and static multi-branch fusion that cannot adapt to market regime shifts. WaVeFuse...

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Posted in q-fin.RM · 2026-09-13 · Christopher Blier-Wong

Towards foundation models for insurance risk modelling

Claim narratives, images and sensor data contain information about insured risks that is difficult to use through existing actuarial models. Foundation models learn patterns from large datasets before being adapted to particular tasks. By turning these high-dimensional sources into variables or numerical representations, they could...

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Posted in cs.SE · 2026-09-13 · Zhen Zhong

AI Assisted Workflow Optimization and Automation

Against the backdrop of digital transformation and stricter regulation, enterprise compliance work demands higher efficiency and accuracy. The auxiliary compliance process has become an important entry point for optimizing the compliance system due to its strong transactional nature and high degree of repetition. This study focuses on...

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Posted in cs.CE · 2026-09-13 · Prashanth Bhaskara, Aadit Jerfy

Public Opinion as an Option: Leveraging Prediction Markets to Hedge Exposure to Spot Crypto Volatility

This paper proposes an investment strategy through resource allocation into Kalshi Crypto Event Contracts in order to effectively hedge exposure to spot asset volatility. Using Bitcoin as a proof of concept, we treat corresponding Kalshi markets on the asset's future price as option contracts, and through construction of different...

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Posted in cs.CE · 2026-09-13 · Yu Peng, Matloob Khushi, Josiah Poon

CAST: A Cross-Asset State-Space Trading System for Drawdown Control in Stock Markets

Managing drawdown, the peak-to-trough decline in an investment portfolio's value, is a precondition for long-term survival in practical investment management. However, mainstream stock forecasting methods predominantly optimize returns or Sharpe ratios under the independent and identically distributed (i.i.d.) assumption. Real markets...

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Posted in q-fin.PM · 2026-09-12 · David Reinhardt

Special Markowitz: Thermodynamic Formalism for the Joint Regularisation of Returns and Covariance

Special Markowitz (SM) regularises returns and covariance jointly, relative to a reference state (mu_ref, Sigma_ref). Each eigendirection of the whitened relative operator carries a spectral reliability potential Phi_k, derived from its estimation quality. Its Gibbs weight exp(-Phi_k) governs both the fraction of the return signal and...

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Posted in q-fin.PR · 2026-09-12 · Masaaki Fukasawa

Yet another asymptotic formula for implied volatility

We derive a first-order representation of Black-Scholes implied variance in a continuous local martingale model. Total implied variance is the conditional expectation of the quadratic variation of the log price given its terminal value, up to a smaller-order term, for bounded standardized log-strikes. The framework incorporates small...

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Posted in cs.AI · 2026-09-12 · Asser Moustafa, Rares-Mihail Neagu, Jugal Kalita

ViperQ: Order Flow Pattern Recognition via Auction Market Theory for Reinforcement Learning Trading

Reinforcement learning trading systems published in the academic literature overwhelmingly rely on price-aggregate state representations (OHLCV bars) or limit-order-book depth features, leaving microstructure pattern theories from the practitioner literature, namely Auction Market Theory and Market Profile, without a peer-reviewed...

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Posted in q-fin.TR · 2026-09-12 · Christopher Angstmann, Tim Gebbie

Event-Time Order-Flow Memory, Operational-Time Impact, and Subordinated Market Observables

We consider two canonical market-microstructure regularities: the long-memory of trade signs and the square-root law of meta-order impact. The point is not to propose new empirical laws, but to separate the clocks on which existing laws are defined. The sign-memory law is an event-time statement about the ordering and fragmentation of...

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Posted in q-fin.CP · 2026-09-11 · Riya Danait, Yuliana Zamora, Ioana Boier

Same Book, Different Fills: Partial Identification of FIFO Execution from Aggregate Order Books

Price-level limit order book (L2) data reveal aggregate liquidity but not the ordered queue required by price--time priority. Passive-execution backtests can therefore depend on an unobserved cancellation-allocation rule even when observed prices, quantities, and trades are held fixed. We frame recovery of market-by-order histories...

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Posted in q-fin.CP · 2026-09-11 · Yinbin Han, Jack Yuxiang Zhang, Manuel Torres, Fernando Acero, Renyuan Xu

Diffusion models for dynamic volatility surface generation and data-driven hedging

We develop a diffusion-model framework for dynamic implied-volatility surface generation and evaluate its economic usefulness through data-driven hedging. The framework consists of two models. AD-Seq-Vol jointly learns the conditional evolution of the underlying asset return and the high-dimensional implied-volatility surface,...

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Posted in cs.LG · 2026-09-11 · Aashish Bohra, Vivek Vijay

VertiFuseX: Generalizable Financial Forecasting via Multi-Stream Temporal Fusion

Stock price prediction remains challenging due to the non-stationary and noisy nature of financial time series. Existing deep learning models often rely on rigid decision-level fusion, ad hoc hyperparameter tuning, and compressed final-layer outputs, causing information loss, overfitting, and limited cross-market generalization. We...

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Posted in q-fin.MF · 2026-09-11 · Frédéric Vrins, Damiano Brigo

Exact calibration of structural models via time-change

In this note, we propose a general structural approach to model a default time $τ$ as the first-passage time (FPT) of a (``firm-value'') process $S$ below a (``debt'') barrier $K$ that comply with a pre-specified survival probability curve $G(t)=\Pr(τ>t)$. Following an idea of Mbaye and Vrins (Mathematical Finance, 2022) applied to...

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Posted in q-fin.MF · 2026-09-11 · Johannes Brutsche, Julian Sester, Thorsten Schmidt

Arbitrage in Estimate Nothing: an example

We give a two-period counterexample to the absence of arbitrage for the posterior-weighted pricing rule in Estimate nothing by Duembgen and Rogers. Both physical models have strictly positive transition densities, and each model is equipped with an equivalent martingale measure. Nevertheless, the mixed price of a single derivative...

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Posted in q-fin.PM · 2026-09-11 · Marc da Costa Nunes

Large Signal Libraries: Equal-Weight Limits and the Divergent Spectra of Signals and PnL

An ensemble of roughly 3,000 signals over 20 assets was reported to have approximately 90% correlation with the leading component of the asset-space return structure. Does having about 158 signals per available linear dimension explain that alignment? The population answer depends on the research process's design distribution and its...

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Posted in q-fin.PM · 2026-09-10 · Ralph Kosch, Robin Forsberg

Seasonal Trading in Commodity Futures: Evidence from Regression and Singular Spectrum Signals

Commodity futures are shaped by harvest cycles, weather shocks, storage conditions, and seasonal demand, but it remains unclear whether recurring patterns yield robust out-of-sample trading profits. Existing research documents return seasonality in commodity futures as well as more complex seasonal structure, while leaving less...

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Posted in astro-ph.HE · 2026-09-14 · Samik Mitra, Ramananda Santra, Norbert Werner

Can Isotropic Thermal Conduction Heat One of the Hottest Cool Cores?

Thermal conduction can act as a heating mechanism for cool-core clusters, yet the same transport must erode any temperature discontinuity it crosses. Ophiuchus permits both effects to be tested in the same atmosphere. Its temperature rises from about $1$ keV in the innermost core to $9$ keV at $r\sim30$ kpc, making conductive heating...

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Posted in astro-ph.HE · 2026-09-14 · Shahram Abbassi, Samik Mitra, Ramananda Santra

Validating Inverse Fundamental-Plane IMBH Mass Estimates in the SKA/ngVLA Era

The radio/X-ray/black-hole-mass Fundamental Plane (FP) is widely used to estimate masses of accreting intermediate-mass black hole (IMBH) candidates. Its inverse use is justified only when radio luminosity traces a compact jet core and X-rays arise from the same sub-Eddington hard-state accretion flow. We formulate an accretion-state...

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