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, which typically happens in conventional multivariate conditional volatility models, but also the rigid structure imposed by …
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, which typically happens in conventional multivariate conditional volatility models, but also the rigid structure imposed by …
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volatility measures, and the VaRs are tested and compared. La valeur exposée au risque (value at risk - VaR) est devenue un outil …
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The risk-return trade-off being the very substance of finance, volatility has always been an essential parameter for … volatility risk: i.e. the model risk generated by treating the volatility as a constant parameter, when it is in fact volatile …. Hence the econometrician is asked for accurate measures and reliable forecasts of volatility, not only for pricing and …
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Value at Risk has lost the battle against Expected Shortfall on theoretical grounds, the latter satisfying all coherence properties while the former may, on carefully constructed cases, lack the sub-additivity property that is in a sense, the most important property a risk measure ought to...
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Age of patient is a significant determinant of staff costs for CF outpatient care. For a cost-covering remuneration of outpatient treatment it seems plausible to create separate reimbursement rates for two or three age groups and to consider additional costs due to tasks carried out by...
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This paper extends the current literature on the variance-causality topic providing the coefficient restrictions ensuring variance noncausality within multivariate GARCH models with in-mean effects. Furthermore, this paper presents a new multivariate model, the exponential causality GARCH. By...
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negative residuals tend to increase the variance (conditional volatility) more than positive ones. Correlations between these …
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