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The main contribution of the paper is proving that the Fourier spot volatility estimator introduced in [Malliavin and Mancino, 2002] is consistent and asymptotically efficient if the price process is contaminated by microstructure noise. Specifically, in the presence of additive microstructure...
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We empirically investigate the functional link between the variance swap rate and the spot variance. Using S&P500 data over the period 2006-2018, we find overwhelming empirical evidence supporting the affine link analytically found by Kallsen et al. (2011) in the context of exponentially affine...
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We derive a feasible criterion for the bias-optimal selection of the tuning parameters involved in estimating the integrated volatility of the spot volatility via the simple realized estimator by Barndorff-Nielsen and Veraart (2009). Our analytic results are obtained assuming that the spot...
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We prove a Central Limit Theorem for two estimators of the leverage process based on the Fourier method of [Malliavin and Mancino, 2009], showing that they reach the optimal rate 1/4 and a smaller variance with respect to different estimators based on a pre-estimation of the instantaneous...
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We study the sensitivity of the leverage effect to changes in the volatilityand the price, showing the existence of an analytical link between the latterand the price-leverage covariation in settings with, respectively, stochasticand level-dependent volatility. From the financial standpoint, the...
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We study the asymptotic normality of two estimators of the integrated volatility of volatility based on the Fourier methodology, which does not require the pre-estimation of the spot volatility.We show that the bias-corrected estimator reaches the optimal rate 1/4, while the estimator without...
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We propose a novel stochastic volatility model with price and volatility co-jumps driven by Hawkes processes and develop a feasible maximum-likelihood based procedure to estimate the parameters driving the jump intensity. Using S&P500 high-frequency prices over the period May 2007 - August 2021,...
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