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We develop new tail-trimmed M-estimation methods for heavy tailed Nonlinear AR-GARCH models. Tail-trimming allows both identification of the true parameter and asymptotic normality for nonlinear models with asymmetric errors. In heavy tailed cases the rate of convergence is infinitesimally close...
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This paper presents a variety of tests of volatility spillover that are robust to heavy tails generated by large errors or GARCH-type feedback. The tests are couched in a general conditional heteroskedasticity framework with idiosyncratic shocks that are only required to have a finite variance...
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We develop new tail-trimmed QML estimators for nonlinear GARCH models with possibly heavy tailed errors. Tail-trimming allows both identification of the true parameter and asymptotic normality. In heavy tailed cases the rate of convergence is below but arbitrarily close to root-n, the highest...
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We present a robust Generalized Empirical Likelihood estimator and confidence region for the parameters of an autoregression that may have a heavy tailed error, and the error may be conditionally heteroscedastic of unknown form. The estimator exploits two transformations for heavy tail...
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We develop two new estimators for a general class of stationary GARCH models with possibly heavy tailed asymmetrically distributed errors, covering processes with symmetric and asymmetric feedback like GARCH, Asymmetric GARCH, VGARCH and Quadratic GARCH. The first estimator arises from...
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We construct a Generalized Empirical Likelihood estimator for a GARCH(1,1) model with a possibly heavy tailed error. The estimator imbeds tail-trimmed estimating equations allowing for over-identifying conditions, asymptotic normality, efficiency and empirical likelihood based confidence regions...
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