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This article proposes to use the three multivariate skew distributions (generalized hyperbolic distribution, multivariate skew normal distribution, and multivariate skew Student<italic>-t</italic> distribution) for estimating the minimum variance hedge ratio in a dynamic setting. Three criteria for measuring...
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This paper empirically tests for convergence in consumer price indices across 17 major cities in US over the 1918–2008 period. By using the novel OLS estimator introduced by Bao, Y., Dhongde, S., 2009. Testing convergence in income distribution. Oxford Bulletin of Economics and Statistics 71,...
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This paper contributes to apply the time-varying symmetrized Joe-Clayton copula to study the dynamic linkage among possible safe haven assets in the international major markets over the past 34 years. We re-examine four major asset types (long-term government bond, equity index, oil, and gold)...
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We highlight the loss-averse property of general investors and propose a new ranking criterion, conditional stochastic dominance (CSD), at the first two orders. We discuss the definitions and propositions. We also introduce an example to show that CSD provides intuitive ranking but not the...
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This paper presents the use of three multivariate skew distributions (Generalized Hyperbolic distribution, multivariate skew normal distribution, and multivariate skew t distribution) for estimating minimum variance hedge ratio in a dynamic setting. Three criteria for measuring hedge...
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This paper introduces the use of three multivariate skew distributions (Generalized Hyperbolic distribution, multivariate skew normal distribution, and multivariate skew t distribution) for estimating the minimum variance hedge ratio in a dynamic setting. Three criteria for measuring hedge...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013117483
This study employs L-comoments introduced by Serfling and Xiao (2007) into portfolio Value-at-Risk estimation through two models: the Cornish-Fisher expansion (Draper and Tierney 1973) and modified VaR (Zangari 1996). Backtesting outcomes indicate that modified VaR outperforms and L-comoments...
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