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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 projections where misspecification is measured by a family...
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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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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...
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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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There is strong empirical evidence that long-term interest rates contain a time-varying risk premium. Options may contain valuable information about this risk premium because their prices are sensitive to the underlying interest rates. We use the joint time series of swap rates and interest rate...
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Recent empirical analysis of interest rate markets documents that bond demand and supply directly affect yield curve movements and bond risk premium. Motivated by those findings we propose a parametric interest rate model that allows for segmentation and local shocks in the term structure. We...
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In this paper we implement dynamic term structure models that adopt bonds and Asian options in the estimation process. The goal is to analyse the pricing and hedging implications of term structure movements when options are (or are not) included in the estimation process. We investigate how...
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