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Revisión bibliográfica de la evidencia empírica de los modelos multifactoriales de valoración de activos financieros

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Yaiza García Padrón ()
Juan García Boza ()
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En la literatura financiera son diversos los autores que consideran que en la valoración de activos financieros no se debe considerar una única fuente de riesgo, sino que se debe adoptar una perspectiva de riesgo multifactorial, en contra de lo argumentado por el modelo CAPM. El presente artículo revisa la evidencia empírica respecto a la aplicación de modelos multifactoriales de valoración de activos financieros, poniendo de manifiesto los principales resultados que se han obtenido.

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Article provided by UNIVERSIDAD NACIONAL DE COLOMBIA - RCE in its journal Revista Cuadernos de Economía.

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