This paper is devoted to the problem of high dimensionality in finance. We consider a joint multivariate density estimator of elliptical distribution which relies on a non-parametric estimation of a generator function. The factor model is employed in order to obtain a consistent covariance matrix estimator. We provide a simulation study that suggests that the considered estimator significantly outperforms the one based on the sample covariance matrix estimator. We also provide an empirical study using an example of a S&P500 portfolio. The returns of the resulted distribution are fat tailed and have a high peak. The comparison with other distributions illustrates the inappropriateness of normal or Student t distribution to fit the fi...
We develop new tests of the capital asset pricing model that take account of and are valid under the...
We present an indirect estimation approach for elliptical stable distributions which relies on the u...
Published in: Nolan, J.P. Comput Stat (2013) 28: 2067. doi:10.1007/s00180-013-0396-7Stable distribut...
This paper is devoted to the problem of high dimensionality in finance. We consider a joint multivar...
This paper is devoted to the problem of high dimensionality in finance. We consider a joint multiva...
The thesis recalls the traditional theory of elliptically symmetric distributions. Their basic prope...
We propose a quantile-based method to estimate the parameters of an elliptical distribution, and a b...
AbstractIn the paper we study a semiparametric density estimation method based on the model of an el...
The traditional class of elliptical distributions is extended to allow for asymmetries. A completely...
In the study of asset returns, the preponderance of empirical evidence finds that return distributio...
In this thesis, we present simulation studies of a non-parametric estimator, proposed by Liebscher (...
The research objective of this paper is to handle situations where the empirical distribution of mul...
Abstract. Most financial models for modelling dependent risks are based on the assumption of multiva...
We present an indirect estimation approach for elliptical stable distributions which relies on the ...
This thesis addresses aspects of the statistical inference problem for the semiparametric elliptical...
We develop new tests of the capital asset pricing model that take account of and are valid under the...
We present an indirect estimation approach for elliptical stable distributions which relies on the u...
Published in: Nolan, J.P. Comput Stat (2013) 28: 2067. doi:10.1007/s00180-013-0396-7Stable distribut...
This paper is devoted to the problem of high dimensionality in finance. We consider a joint multivar...
This paper is devoted to the problem of high dimensionality in finance. We consider a joint multiva...
The thesis recalls the traditional theory of elliptically symmetric distributions. Their basic prope...
We propose a quantile-based method to estimate the parameters of an elliptical distribution, and a b...
AbstractIn the paper we study a semiparametric density estimation method based on the model of an el...
The traditional class of elliptical distributions is extended to allow for asymmetries. A completely...
In the study of asset returns, the preponderance of empirical evidence finds that return distributio...
In this thesis, we present simulation studies of a non-parametric estimator, proposed by Liebscher (...
The research objective of this paper is to handle situations where the empirical distribution of mul...
Abstract. Most financial models for modelling dependent risks are based on the assumption of multiva...
We present an indirect estimation approach for elliptical stable distributions which relies on the ...
This thesis addresses aspects of the statistical inference problem for the semiparametric elliptical...
We develop new tests of the capital asset pricing model that take account of and are valid under the...
We present an indirect estimation approach for elliptical stable distributions which relies on the u...
Published in: Nolan, J.P. Comput Stat (2013) 28: 2067. doi:10.1007/s00180-013-0396-7Stable distribut...