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MULTIVARIATE DIAGONAL FIGARCH: SPECIFICATION, ESTIMATION AND APPLICATION TO MODELLING EXCHANGE RATES VOLATILITY


Category: Econometrics
GARCH MODELS IV
Wednesday 28th August 2002, 09:30 - 11:00, Room: 4.7
Session Chair(s): Jurgen Doornik, Nuffield College, University of Oxford, UNITED KINGDOM

Presenter(s): Matyas, Laszlo

Co-Author(s): Pafka, Szilard

Keyword(s): FIGARCH, financial time series, high frequency data, long memory, market risk, multivariate FIGARCH, volatility

JEL(s): C15, C22, F31

Abstract:

This paper extends the FIGARCH long-memory volatility model to a multivariate framework. The proposed quasi maximum likelihood estimator for the parameters of the model is analyzed through Monte Carlo simulations and is found to perform satisfactorily. A trivariate specification is applied for modelling jointly the daily volatility of foreign exchange rates of the German mark, British pound and Japanese yen against the U.S. dollar. The empirical example shows the relevance of the model and its suitability for practical risk applications.


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