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1 Introduction. 2. 2 Stationarity. 4. 3 A central limit theorem. 9. 4 Parameter estimation. 18. 5 Tests. 22. 6 Variants of the GARCH(11) model.
Décembre 2007. 1. Modèle GARCH. Application à la prévision de la volatilité. Olivier Roustant. Ecole des Mines de St-Etienne. 3A - Finance Quantitative
examine the persistence of shocks to conditional variance in the GARCH(11) model
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The ARCH and GARCH models which stand for autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity and generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity are designed to deal with just this set of issues They have become widespread tools for dealing with time series heteroskedastic models
In this thesis GARCH(11)-models for the analysis of nancial time series are investigated First su cient and necessary conditions will be given for the process to have a stationary solution Then asymptotic results for relevant estimators will be derived and used to develop parametric tests
of one GARCH process can adequately capture the informa-tion In particular GARCH parameters for the weekly fre-quency theoretically derived from daily empirical estimates are usually within the con?dence interval of weekly empiric al estimates [9] It is interesting to note that despite the exten-
GARCH(11) process exist and conclude that GARCH processes are heavy-tailed We investigate the sampling behavior of the quasi-maximum likelihood estimator of the Gaussian GARCH(11) model A bounded conditional fourth moment of the rescaled variable (the ratio of the disturbance to the conditional standard deviation) is suf?cient for the result
GARCH(11) Process • It is not uncommon that p needs to be very big in order to capture all the serial correlation in r2 t • The generalized ARCH or GARCH model is a parsimonious alternative to an ARCH(p) model It is given by ?2 t = ? + ?r2 t 1 + ?? 2 t 1 (14) where the ARCH term is r2 t 1 and the GARCH term is ? 2 t 1
(2) In this GARCH(pq) model the variance forecast takes the weighted average of not only past square errors but also his- torical variances Its simplicity and intuitive appeal make the GARCH model especially GARCH(11) a workhorse and good starting point in many ?nancial applications
GARCH(1 1) MODEL DANIEL B NELSON University of Chicago This paper establishes necessary and sufficient conditions for the stationarity and ergodicity of the GARCH(11) process As a special case it is shown that the IGARCH(1 1) process with no drift converges almost surely to zero while
the ARCH(1) model which is the simplest GARCH model and similar to an AR(1) model Then we look at ARCH(p) models that are analogous to AR(p) models Finally we look at GARCH (Generalized ARCH) models that model conditional variances much as the conditional expectation is modeled by an ARMA model
An ARCH(1) model and a GARCH(11) model The tests for data snooping clearly point to better models in the ?rst case but the GARCH(11) is not signi?cantly outperformed in the data sets we consider Although the analysis in one of the data sets does point to the existence of a better model than the GARCH(11) when using the
Is the Arch(1) model better than the GARCH(1,1) model?
- Interestingly, the best models do not provide a signi?cantly better forecast than the GARCH(1,1) model. This result is estab- lished by the tests for superior predictive ability of White (2000) and Hansen (2001). If an ARCH(1) model is selected as the benchmark, it is clearly outperformed.
Why doesn’t the dsuof White (2000) use the GARCH(1) model?
- The reason is that the DSuof White (2000) is sensitive to inclusion of poor models, see Hansen (2001). When we use the GARCH(1,1) and the bench- mark model, there are several models that are considerably worse performing relative to the GARCH(1,1).
What is the general form of the earch(1) model?
- The general form of the EARCH(1) model is It can also be shown that the conditions for stationarity, unlike the GARCH(1,1) model, are thesame for both wide-sense (almost sure) and covariance stationarity. A necessary and sucientcondition for this is <1.
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