Degree of influence, 2016: capital matters

Sebastian Day
29 Nov 2016

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Citations provide an indication of a paper's influence. The intricate network of praise, refutation and recollection, pegged together by blocks of reference, can help identify the longest strings of provocative thought. Capital valuation, management and allocation have dominated this year's Cutting Edge section; with regulatory pressures mounting, these issues have become central to quantitative finance.

The past few years have seen a flurry of valuation adjustment

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