Literature: authors starting with N
16 studies, books and laws, each with its reference, a sentence on the content and the pages that cite it. All letters
Nareit (2023) · REIT Industry Fact Sheet, Data as of December 31, 2022
Nareit. Nareit, January 2023; accessed October 25, 2026. Source
Total returns of the FTSE Nareit All Equity REITs Index in 2022: −24.95% (S&P 500 −18.11%), in US dollars.
Cited in: Real estate as an investment: rental property, REITs, open-end funds and private real estate
Nasdaq (2019) · Nasdaq Closing Cross – Frequently Asked Questions
Nasdaq. Nasdaq, © 2019; accessed October 25, 2026. Source
Nasdaq's closing auction is called the Closing Cross; at 16:00 it determines the official closing price, which serves as the benchmark for index funds, with deadlines for MOC, LOC and imbalance-only orders.
Cited in: Order types and execution: from limit orders to MOC, VWAP, TAS and BTIC
NBER (2026) · US Business Cycle Expansions and Contractions
National Bureau of Economic Research. NBER, Business Cycle Dating Committee; data last updated March 14, 2023, accessed October 27, 2026. Source
Official dating of US business cycles by peaks and troughs; last peak February 2020, last trough April 2020, no new peak since.
Cited in: Market expectations: what the yield curve, inflation-linked bonds and options reveal about the future · Macro dashboard and regime analysis: methodology
NCREIF (2024) · Institutional Property Values Decline for Sixth Straight Quarter (NCREIF Property Index, Q4 2023)
National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries. NCREIF, press release, January 25, 2024; accessed October 25, 2026. Source
Appraisal-based index of US commercial property held by institutional investors: market values have fallen 14.39% since the peak in the second quarter of 2022, the 2023 return was −7.95%, and the capitalization rate was 4.55% in appraisals and 5.47% for properties sold.
Cited in: Real estate as an investment: rental property, REITs, open-end funds and private real estate
NFA (2026) · Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) Registration; Who Has to Register
National Futures Association. NFA, web pages; accessed October 25, 2026. Source
Definition of a commodity trading advisor, the registration requirement (delegated by the CFTC to the NFA) and NFA membership, with exemptions such as for advisers with no more than 15 clients in twelve months.
Cited in: CTAs and managed futures: industry, position sizing, costs and crisis protection · Glossary: CTA
Neely et al. (2014) · Forecasting the Equity Risk Premium: The Role of Technical Indicators
Neely, Christopher J.; Rapach, David E.; Tu, Jun; Zhou, Guofu. Management Science 60 (7), pp. 1772–1791. doi:10.1287/mnsc.2013.1838
Technical indicators predict the US equity premium about as well as macroeconomic variables and complement them over the business cycle.
Cited in: Technical analysis, chart patterns and candlesticks from a quant perspective
Nelson and Siegel (1987) · Parsimonious Modeling of Yield Curves
Nelson, Charles R.; Siegel, Andrew F.. The Journal of Business 60 (4). doi:10.1086/296409
Models the yield curve with a few parameters (level, slope, curvature) and forms the basis of many central bank curves.
Cited in: Duration: how strongly bonds react to interest rates · Yield curve: what the term structure reveals and why an inverted curve is seen as a warning sign · Glossary: Nelson-Siegel model
Neville et al. (2021) · The Best Strategies for Inflationary Times
Neville, Henry; Draaisma, Teun; Funnell, Ben; Harvey, Campbell R.; Van Hemert, Otto. The Journal of Portfolio Management 47 (8), pp. 8–37. doi:10.3905/jpm.2021.1.274
US, UK and Japan over 95 years: unexpected inflation hurts equities and bonds, commodities delivered positive returns in inflation surges but with large differences, and trend following provided the most reliable protection.
Cited in: Liquid real assets: inflation protection with tradable real assets in a portfolio · Glossary: Liquid real assets
NYSE (2024) · NYSE Auctions: Closing Process (Fact Sheet)
New York Stock Exchange. Intercontinental Exchange, © 2024; accessed October 25, 2026. Source
How the NYSE closing auction works: MOC and LOC orders can be entered, modified or canceled until 15:50, after which orders are only accepted against a published imbalance; imbalance publications from 15:50, close at 16:00.
Cited in: Order types and execution: from limit orders to MOC, VWAP, TAS and BTIC · Glossary: Market-on-close order
Newey and West (1987) · A Simple, Positive Semi-Definite, Heteroskedasticity and Autocorrelation Consistent Covariance Matrix
Newey, Whitney K.; West, Kenneth D.. Econometrica 55 (3). doi:10.2307/1913610
A covariance estimator that accounts for autocorrelation and heteroskedasticity; it is the standard for t-statistics of overlapping returns.
Cited in: Factor investing: understanding the Fama-French factors · Shiller P/E (CAPE): how expensive is the stock market? · Stock market seasonality: Sell in May, the January effect and how to test calendar effects · Return forecasting models: ARIMA, GARCH, LSTM and machine learning · Factor regression, factor allocation and factor statistics: methodology · Valuation with the Shiller P/E: methodology · Glossary: Heteroskedasticity · Glossary: Newey-West standard errors
Notteboom et al. (2026) · Tanker Sizes and Classes
Notteboom, Theo; Pallis, Athanasios; Rodrigue, Jean-Paul. Port Economics, Management and Policy, 2nd edition, Routledge 2026 (companion website to the book). Source
Overview of tanker classes from Aframax through Suezmax to VLCC and ULCC, with deadweight tonnage and typical dimensions.
Cited in: Glossary: VLCC · Glossary: Suezmax · Glossary: Aframax
Novy-Marx (2013) · The other side of value: The gross profitability premium
Novy-Marx, Robert. Journal of Financial Economics 108 (1), pp. 1–28. doi:10.1016/j.jfineco.2013.01.003
Gross profitability predicts returns about as well as valuation does; it is the other side of value.
Cited in: Factor investing: understanding the Fama-French factors · Fundamental analysis: valuing a company like an investor · Glossary: RMW · Glossary: Profitability premium
Nystrup et al. (2015) · Regime-Based Versus Static Asset Allocation: Letting the Data Speak
Nystrup, Peter; Hansen, Bo William; Madsen, Henrik; Lindström, Erik. The Journal of Portfolio Management 42 (1), pp. 103–109. doi:10.3905/jpm.2015.42.1.103
A regime-switching model with time-varying parameters for global equities and global government bonds: a static portfolio is not necessarily optimal, even without any forecasting ability.
Cited in: Regime models: hidden Markov, Markov switching and more
Nystrup, Madsen and Lindström (2015) · Stylised facts of financial time series and hidden Markov models in continuous time
Nystrup, Peter; Madsen, Henrik; Lindström, Erik. Quantitative Finance 15 (9), pp. 1531–1541. doi:10.1080/14697688.2015.1004801
Continuous-time hidden Markov models whose number of parameters grows only linearly with the number of states; more states fit the distribution and the temporal behavior of daily returns better.
Cited in: Regime methodology: how the hidden Markov model works
Nystrup et al. (2017) · Long Memory of Financial Time Series and Hidden Markov Models with Time-Varying Parameters
Nystrup, Peter; Madsen, Henrik; Lindström, Erik. Journal of Forecasting 36 (8), pp. 989–1002. doi:10.1002/for.2447
Adaptive estimation with time-varying parameters: in this way just two states reproduce the long memory of squared daily returns, and density forecasts improve.
Cited in: Regime methodology: how the hidden Markov model works
Nystrup et al. (2018) · Dynamic portfolio optimization across hidden market regimes
Nystrup, Peter; Madsen, Henrik; Lindström, Erik. Quantitative Finance 18 (1), pp. 83–95. doi:10.1080/14697688.2017.1342857
Hidden Markov forecasts of means and variances combined with model predictive control; after costs and with a one-day delay, the approach beats buy-and-hold in major stock indices.
Cited in: Regime models: hidden Markov, Markov switching and more · Regime methodology: how the hidden Markov model works
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