Skulls, Financial Turbulence, and Risk Management

Abstract

Based on a methodology introduced in 1927 to analyze human skulls and later applied to turbulence in financial markets, this study shows how to use a statistically derived measure of financial turbulence to measure and manage risk and to improve investment performance. View a webinar based on this article.

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