Abstract
This study examined the cross-sectional relationships between realized returns and systematic risk measures using sub-sectoral indices quoted on Warsaw Stock Exchange. In addition to the classical beta, the aim of the study is also to check the impact of higher order co-moments on the sub-indices pricing. The unconditional risk-return relationships are estimated using classical and downside measures and conditional relations in terms of market condition. The downside risk premiums are significantly positive which means, that the downside risk is priced in Polish stock market. The downside risk measures outperform the classical ones. While the market condition is incorporated as the conditioning variable the risk factors acquire significance. Beta coefficient and co-kurtosis generate positive premiums in the up market and negative in the down market. Using the sub-sector indices returns no significant co-skewness pricing in the up market is found. The research show that measures of systematic risk such as the beta coefficient and higher order co-moments in conventional and downside approach are appropriate risk factors in asset pricing.
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