We propose a structural model for durations between events and (a vector of) associated marks, using a multivariate Brownian motion. Successive passage times of one latent Brownian component relative to random boundaries define durations. The other, correlated, Brownian components generate the marks. Our model embeds the class of stochastic conditional (SCD) and autoregressive conditional (ACD) duration models, which impose testable restrictions on the relation between the conditional expectation and conditional volatility of durations. We strongly reject the SCD and ACD specifications for both a very liquid and less liquid NYSE-traded stock, and characterize causality relations between volatilities and durations
This paper develops an approach for modeling the interdependence of intra-day volatility and trade d...
This study presents a novel model for analyzing duration data, called the smooth transition autoregr...
We provide a structural approach to disentangle Granger versus instantaneous causality effects from...
We propose a structural model for durations between events and (a vector of) associated marks, using...
We introduce a class of models for the analysis of durations, which we call stochastic conditional d...
A new model for the analysis of durations, the stochastic conditional duration (SCD) model, is intro...
We propose a new framework for modelling the time dependence in duration pro-cesses. The well known ...
We propose a new framework for modelling the time dependence in duration pro-cesses being in force o...
In this paper we motivate, specify and estimate a model in which the intra-day volatilty process aff...
In this paper we motivate, specify and estimate a model in which the intra-day volatilty process aff...
We propose a new framework for modeling time dependence in duration processes. The ACD approach intr...
We propose a new framework for modelling time dependence in duration processes on financial markets....
This paper develops a family of autoregressive conditional duration (ACD) models that encompasses mo...
This doctoral dissertation consists of three chapters on mixed hitting-time (MHT) models that specif...
Financial market activity via trade durations and price dynamics are investigated by means of ultra ...
This paper develops an approach for modeling the interdependence of intra-day volatility and trade d...
This study presents a novel model for analyzing duration data, called the smooth transition autoregr...
We provide a structural approach to disentangle Granger versus instantaneous causality effects from...
We propose a structural model for durations between events and (a vector of) associated marks, using...
We introduce a class of models for the analysis of durations, which we call stochastic conditional d...
A new model for the analysis of durations, the stochastic conditional duration (SCD) model, is intro...
We propose a new framework for modelling the time dependence in duration pro-cesses. The well known ...
We propose a new framework for modelling the time dependence in duration pro-cesses being in force o...
In this paper we motivate, specify and estimate a model in which the intra-day volatilty process aff...
In this paper we motivate, specify and estimate a model in which the intra-day volatilty process aff...
We propose a new framework for modeling time dependence in duration processes. The ACD approach intr...
We propose a new framework for modelling time dependence in duration processes on financial markets....
This paper develops a family of autoregressive conditional duration (ACD) models that encompasses mo...
This doctoral dissertation consists of three chapters on mixed hitting-time (MHT) models that specif...
Financial market activity via trade durations and price dynamics are investigated by means of ultra ...
This paper develops an approach for modeling the interdependence of intra-day volatility and trade d...
This study presents a novel model for analyzing duration data, called the smooth transition autoregr...
We provide a structural approach to disentangle Granger versus instantaneous causality effects from...