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ARCH Models for Financial Applications

Evdokia Xekalaki, Stavros Degiannakis (Autoren)

Software / Digital Media

558 Seiten

2010
Wiley-Blackwell (Hersteller)
978-0-470-68801-4 (ISBN)

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ARCH Models for Financial Applications provides background on the theory of ARCH models, with a focus on practical implementation via applications to real data and examples worked with econometrics packages. The interactional exposition of the ARCH theory, and its implementation in practice that the authors adopt, helps readers get a deeper understanding of the models and their use as tools in applied financial contexts. Intended for readers seeking an aptitude in the applications of financial econometric modeling, this book requires only a basic knowledge of econometrics and basic undergraduate-level statistics.

Evdokia Xekalaki, Department of Statistics, Athens University of Economics and Business Professor Xekalaki has been teaching for nearly 30 years, and in that time has held such positions as Director of the graduate program, consultant to EUROSTAT and twice Chair of the Dept of Statistics at AUEB. She has published more than 50 papers in numerous international journals and has presented papers at many international conferences. She is also the Chief Editor of the journal Quality Technology and Quantitative Management and on the Editorial Board for the Journal of Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry. Stavros Degiannakis, Department of Statistics, Athens University of Economics and Business Adjunct lecturer in applied econometrics, Dr Degiannakis acquired his PhD last year, and has already had eight articles published in seven journals, and eight other papers presented at a variety of international conferences.

Prologue. Notation. 1 What is an ARCH process? 1.1 Introduction. 1.2 The Autoregressive Conditionally Heteroskedastic Process. 1.3 The Leverage Effect. 1.4 The Non-trading Period Effect. 1.5 Non-synchronous Trading Effect. 1.6 The Relationship between Conditional Variance and Conditional Mean. 2 ARCH Volatility Specifications. 2.1 Model Specifications. 2.2 Methods of Estimation. 2.3. Estimating the GARCH Model with EViews 6: An Empirical Example. 2.4. Asymmetric Conditional Volatility Specifications. 2.5. Simulating ARCH Models Using EViews. 2.6. Estimating Asymmetric ARCH Models with G@RCH 4.2 OxMetrics - An Empirical Example. 2.7. Misspecification Tests. 2.8 Other ARCH Volatility Specifications. 2.9 Other Methods of Volatility Modeling. 2.10 Interpretation of the ARCH Process. 3 Fractionally Integrated ARCH Models. 3.1 Fractionally Integrated ARCH Model Specifications. 3.2 Estimating Fractionally Integrated ARCH Models Using G@RCH 4.2 OxMetrics - An Empirical Example. 3.3 A More Detailed Investigation of the Normality of the Standardized Residuals - Goodness-of-fit Tests. 4 Volatility Forecasting: An Empirical Example Using EViews 6. 4.1 One-step-ahead Volatility Forecasting. 4.2 Ten-step-ahead Volatility Forecasting. 5 Other Distributional Assumptions. 5.1 Non-Normally Distributed Standardized Innovations. 5.2 Estimating ARCH Models with Non-Normally Distributed Standardized Innovations Using G@RCH 4.2 OxMetrics - An Empirical Example. 5.3 Estimating ARCH Models with Non-Normally Distributed Standardized Innovations Using EViews 6 - An Empirical Example. 5.4 Estimating ARCH Models with Non-Normally Distributed Standardized Innovations Using EViews 6 - The LogL Object. 6 Volatility Forecasting: An Empirical Example Using G@RCH Ox. 7 Intra-Day Realized Volatility Models. 7.1 Realized Volatility. 7.2 Intra-Day Volatility Models. 7.3 Intra-Day Realized Volatility & ARFIMAX Models in G@RCH 4.2 OxMetrics - An Empirical example. 8 Applications in Value-at-Risk, Expected Shortfalls, Options Pricing. 8.1 One-day-ahead Value-at-Risk Forecasting. 8.2 One-day-ahead Expected Shortfalls Forecasting. 8.3 FTSE100 Index: One-step-ahead Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall Forecasting. 8.4 Multi-period Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfalls Forecasting. 8.5 ARCH Volatility Forecasts in Black and Scholes Option Pricing. 8.6 ARCH Option Pricing Formulas. 9 Implied Volatility Indices and ARCH Models. 9.1 Implied Volatility. 9.2 The VIX Index. 9.3 The Implied Volatility Index as an Explanatory Variable. 9.4 ARFIMAX Modeling for Implied Volatility Index. 10 ARCH Model Evaluation and Selection. 10.1 Evaluation of ARCH Models. 10.2 Selection of ARCH Models. 10.3 Application of Loss Functions as Methods of Model Selection. 10.4 The SPA Test for VaR and Expected Shortfalls. 11 Multivariate ARCH Models. 11.1 Model Specifications. 11.2 Maximum Likelihood Estimation. 11.3 Estimating Multivariate ARCH Models Using EViews 6. 11.4 Estimating Multivariate ARCH Models Using G@RCH 5.0. 11.5 Evaluation of Multivariate ARCH Models. References. Author Index. Subject Index.

Erscheint lt. Verlag	31.3.2010
Verlagsort	Hoboken
Sprache	englisch
Maße	164 x 236 mm
Gewicht	944 g
Themenwelt	Mathematik / Informatik ► Mathematik
	Wirtschaft ► Betriebswirtschaft / Management ► Finanzierung
	Wirtschaft ► Volkswirtschaftslehre ► Ökonometrie
ISBN-10	0-470-68801-7 / 0470688017
ISBN-13	978-0-470-68801-4 / 9780470688014
Zustand	Neuware