RT Journal Article
SR Electronic
T1 Quantifying Long-Term Market Impact
JF The Journal of Portfolio Management
FD Institutional Investor Journals
SP 25
OP 46
DO 10.3905/jpm.2021.1.324
VO 48
IS 3
A1 Campbell R. Harvey
A1 Anthony Ledford
A1 Emidio Sciulli
A1 Philipp Ustinov
A1 Stefan Zohren
YR 2022
UL https://pm-research.com/content/48/3/25.abstract
AB Impact costs occur when large buy or sell orders move market prices. The measurement of these costs is crucial for the evaluation of potential trading strategies and the successful execution of systematic investment strategies. However, common approaches suffer from a type of myopia: impact is only measured for the current transaction. In many cases, orders are correlated, and the impact of the first order will affect the execution of future orders. The authors propose a new measure that quantifies the long-term effects of market impact: expected future flow shortfall (EFFS). Their method is both intuitive and straightforward to implement. Importantly, the EFFS method performs competitively with far more complex and data-hungry approaches. The method should be useful for both the evaluation of execution methods and the sizing of orders.