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We use the informational content of VIX derivatives to infer implications on the non-affine modeling of the stock returns' variance dynamics. We find that both a non-affine diffusion and variance jumps are necessary to capture the short- and long-term implied volatility distribution. In- and...
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We analyze pricing models for VIX derivatives which account for the theoretical link to stock options, taking Log-VIX models as a benchmark. We focus on up to three risk factors to model variance risk. To assess the performance of the models, we do not only look at the pricing errors, but also...
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This paper studies the volatility-of-volatility (VVIX) term structure. We find that the slope of the VVIX, defined as VVIX' second principal component, predicts excess returns of S&P500 and VIX traddles. Its informational content is incremental to the VIX term structure and the variance risk...
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