Both volatility and the tail of stock return distributions are impacted by discontinuities or large jumps in the stock price process. In this paper, we construct a model-free jump and tail index by measuring the impact of jumps on the Chicago Board Options Exchange’s VIX index. Our jump and tail index is constructed from a portfolio of risk-reversals using 30-day index options, and measures time variations in the intensity of return jumps. Using the index, we document a 50-fold increase in jump fears during the financial crisis, and that jump fears predict index returns after controlling for stock return variability
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...
The distribution of securities prices in financial markets is known to exhibit heavy tails, and furt...
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...
Both volatility and the tail of the stock return distribution are impacted by discontinuities ( larg...
Implied volatility indices are becoming increasingly popular as a measure of market uncertainty and ...
Volatility indices are becoming increasingly popular as a measure of market uncertainty and as a new...
The volatility of financial returns is affected by rapid and large increments. Such movements can be...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
Financial markets sometimes generate significant discontinuities, so called jumps, triggered by larg...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
In standard options pricing models that include jump components to capture large price changes, the ...
We examine the importance of volatility and jump risk in the time-series prediction of S&P 500 index...
We use a novel pricing model to filter times series of diffusive volatility and jump intensity from ...
This paper addresses the role of the right jump tail under the risk-neutral measure, as a proxy for ...
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...
The distribution of securities prices in financial markets is known to exhibit heavy tails, and furt...
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...
Both volatility and the tail of the stock return distribution are impacted by discontinuities ( larg...
Implied volatility indices are becoming increasingly popular as a measure of market uncertainty and ...
Volatility indices are becoming increasingly popular as a measure of market uncertainty and as a new...
The volatility of financial returns is affected by rapid and large increments. Such movements can be...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
Financial markets sometimes generate significant discontinuities, so called jumps, triggered by larg...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
This study examines the predictability of jumps in stock prices using options-trading information, t...
In standard options pricing models that include jump components to capture large price changes, the ...
We examine the importance of volatility and jump risk in the time-series prediction of S&P 500 index...
We use a novel pricing model to filter times series of diffusive volatility and jump intensity from ...
This paper addresses the role of the right jump tail under the risk-neutral measure, as a proxy for ...
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...
The distribution of securities prices in financial markets is known to exhibit heavy tails, and furt...
The volatility of financial returns is characterized by rapid and large increments. We propose an ex...