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Indexation and Causation of Financial Markets

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Indexation and Causation of Financial Markets

Indexation and Causation of Financial Markets
Springer | Statistical Theory and Methods | Jan. 7 2016 | ISBN-10: 4431552758 | 103 pages | pdf | 9.5 mb

Authors: Tanokura, Yoko, Kitagawa, Genshiro
​Provides a method of analysis for nonstationary non-Gaussian multivariate time series
Develops a means of constructing an index for financial time series
Explains a practical statistical technique for global investment management


​This book presents a new statistical method of constructing a price index of a financial asset where the price distributions are skewed and heavy-tailed and investigates the effectiveness of the method. In order to fully reflect the movements of prices or returns on a financial asset, the index should reflect their distributions. However, they are often heavy-tailed and possibly skewed, and identifying them directly is not easy. This book first develops an index construction method depending on the price distributions, by using nonstationary time series analysis. Firstly, the long-term trend of the distributions of the optimal Box–Cox transformed prices is estimated by fitting a trend model with time-varying observation noises. By applying state space modeling, the estimation is performed and missing observations are automatically interpolated. Finally, the index is defined by taking the inverse Box–Cox transformation of the optimal long-term trend. This book applies the method to various financial data. For example, applying it to the sovereign credit default swap market where the number of observations varies over time due to the immaturity, the spillover effects of the financial crisis are detected by using the power contribution analysis measuring the information flows between indices. The investigations show that applying this method to the markets with insufficient information such as fast-growing or immature markets can be effective.

Number of Illustrations and Tables
17 illus., 33 in colour
Topics
Statistical Theory and Methods
Statistics for Business, Economics, Mathematical Finance, Insurance
Statistics for Engineering, Physics, Computer Science, Chemistry and Earth Sciences

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