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Hansen and Jagannathan (1997) compare misspecified asset pricing models based on least-square projections on a family of admissible stochastic discount factors. We extend their fundamental contribution by considering Minimum Discrepancy (MD) projections where misspecification is measured by...
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Hansen and Jagannathan (1997) compare misspecified asset pricing models based on least-square projections on a family of admissible stochastic discount factors. We extend their fundamental contribution by considering Minimum Discrepancy (MD) projections where misspecification is measured by...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012718627
Based on a family of discrepancy functions, we derive nonparametric stochastic discount factor (SDFs) bounds that naturally generalize variance (Hansen and Jagannathan, 1991), entropy (Backus, Chernov and Martin, 2011), and higher-moment (Snow, 1991) bounds. These bounds are especially useful to...
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Forecasting financial crises has enormous practical importance. In this paper we propose a new measure of risk of extreme loss using data of a cross-section of asset prices. This measure presents as practical advantage the fact that it does not depend on the existence of a liquid market of...
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Multivariate Affine term structure models have been increasingly used for pricing derivatives in fixed income markets. In these models, uncertainty of the term structure is driven by a state vector, while the short rate is an affine function of this vector. The model is characterized by a...
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The stochastic volatility model (SVPS) proposed by Fouque et al. (2000a) explores a rapid timescale fluctuation of the volatility process to end up with a parsimonious way of capturing the volatility smile implied by close to the money options. In this article we test the SVFPS model using...
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This study analyzes the adverse selection cost component embedded in the spreads of Brazilian stocks. We show that it is higher than in the U.S. market and presents an intraday U-shape pattern (i.e., higher at the beginning and at the end of the day). In addition, we investigate the...
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Fixed income options contain substantial information on the price of interest rate volatility risk. In this paper, we ask if those options will provide information related to other moments of the objective distribution of interest rates. Based on a dynamic term structure model, we find that...
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