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This paper develops a multivariate statistical model for the analysis of credit default swap spreads. Given the large excess kurtosis of the univariate marginal distributions, it is proposed to model them by means of a mixture of distributions. However, the multivariate extension of this...
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In this paper we compare the relative efficiency of different forecasting methods of space-time series when variables are spatially and temporally correlated. We consider the case of a space-time series aggregated into a single time series and the more general instance of a space-time series...
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In sampling theory the large concentration of the population with respect to most surveyed variables constitutes a problem which is difficult to tackle by means of classical tools. One possible solution is given by cut-off sampling, which explicitly prescribes to discard part of the population;...
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Questo paper tratta il problema di incorporare il rischio specifico nel VaR. Il problema viene affrontato ipotizzando che il processo di generazione dei dati sia una mistura di tre distribuzioni normali: la distribuzione relativa ai periodi "normali" genera la maggior parte delle osservazioni,...
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The aim of this paper consists in testing the profitability of simple technical trading rules in the Italian stock market. By means of a recently developed bootstrap methodology we assess whether technical rules based on moving averages are capable of producing excess returns with respect to the...
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In this paper we deal with the use of multivariate normal mixture distributions to model asset returns, In particular, by modelling daily asset returns as a mixture of a low-volatility and a high-volatility distribution, we obtain three main results: (i) we can use posterior probabilities to...
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The problem of computing risk measures associated to flood events is extremely important not only from the point of view of civil protection systems but also because of the necessity for the municipalities of insuring against the damages. In this work we propose, in the framework of an...
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