Titlebook: ARCH Models and Financial Applications; Christian Gouriéroux Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1997 GARCH.Stochastic Diff

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02260-3egressive model of order one with heteroscedastic errors. This simple example allows us to study in detail the existence conditions of the process and to discuss its main properties. We then discuss the different possible extensions of the basic model and show how the results derived for a simple ca

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Waffenschmidt,H. Gerbis,H. Eibeles of the pseudo maximum likelihood method [hereafter referred to as PML]. In the particular case of ARCH models, the asymptotic precisions of the estimators have a closed form representation. We then compare the PML estimators to some two step least squares estimators and show that the latter ones,

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Arbeiterschutz und Rationalisierung, 5), the random walk hypothesis tests (section 3) and the interpretation of ARCH models as discrete approximations of continuous time models (section 2). We emphasize the particular importance of these different questions in financial econometrics.

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Horst Ueberhorst,Gerhard Hauk,Eike StillerIn chapter 3, we studied univariate processes.satisfying GARCH ., . representations. The conditional expectations and variances were defined by

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-89405-2Among the major applications of ARCH models is the estimation of volatility evolving in time. This estimation allows one to compare portfolios or to build them with desired properties, for instance, those that maximize the expected utility of their return or allow one to hedge several sources of risk.

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,Expertise und überzeugungskraft,The Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) is obtained by adding to the optimal behavior of the asset demanders an equilibrium condition on supply and demand. This model was derived independently by Sharpe (1964), Lintner (1965) and Mossin (1966).

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