Estimation of volatility measures using high frequency data (in Russian)
The availability of high frequency intra-day observations has created a new paradigm in volatility measurement. New methods in conjunction with high-frequency data allow nonparametric estimation of daily volatility and its forecast, variance-covariance matrices, instantaneous volatility and the jump contribution to the total variance. We survey some methods of volatility measurement including the recent literature on volatility estimation with ultra-high-frequency data in the presence of the market microstructure noise. We also discuss challenges specific to the estimation of the variance-covariance matrices with asynchronous observations.
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2015
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Authors: | Kalnina, Ilze ; Sizova, Natalia |
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Quantile. - Quantile. - 2015, 13, p. 3-14
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Quantile |
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