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对跳跃、微观结构噪声与异步观测稳健的高频方差分析AI 解读

This paper develops the necessary methodology for high frequency ANOVA, focusing on the estimations of idiosyncratic volatility and averaged R-Squared. As a nonlinear and complicated functional of the spot covariance matrix, idiosyncratic volatility estimation poses significant challenges, particularly with jumps, microstructure noise, and asynchronous observation times. Averaged R-Squared, a newly introduced quantity in high frequency econometrics, provides a measure of…

高频数据下的高维回归系数检验AI 解读

This paper presents the first study on high-dimensional regression coefficient tests with high-frequency financial data. These tests allow the number of regressors to be larger than the number of observations within each estimation block and can grow to infinity in asymptotics. In this paper, the sum-type test and max-type test have been proposed, where the former is suitable for the dense alternative (many small betas) and the latter is suitable for the sparse alternative…

含部分可观测因子的高频因子分析AI 解读

This paper considers a novel factor structure – Partially Observable Factor Model – where both observable factors and latent factors exist in the model simultaneously. Such factor structure can make sure both interpretability and goodness-of-fit at the same time. Necessary estimation methodologies for this partially observable factor model are developed in this paper for the high frequency data. The proposed estimation methodology is robust to jumps, microstructure noise and…

半非参数随机波动率模型下的杠杆效应之谜AI 解读

This article extends the solution proposed by Aït-Sahalia, Fan, and Li for the leverage effect puzzle, which refers to a fact that empirical correlation between daily asset returns and the changes of daily volatility estimated from high frequency data is nearly zero. Complementing the analysis in Aït-Sahalia, Fan, and Li via the Heston model, we work with a generic semi-nonparametric stochastic volatility model via an operator-based expansion method. Under such a general…

对跳跃、微观结构噪声及异步观测稳健的高频相关矩阵主成分分析AI 解读

This paper developed the high frequency estimation for the principal component analysis (PCA) based on correlation matrix. This estimation methodology is robust to jumps, microstructure noise and asynchronous observation times simultaneously, which is enabled by the newly proposed Truncated and Smoothed Two-Scales Realized Volatility (Truncated S-TSRV) estimator. The general framework of our methodology is constructed based on the estimation of realized spectral functions…

异步、含噪与高维高频数据的已实现回归AI 解读

We develop regression for high frequency data. This regression is novel in that it can be for both fixed and increasing dimension. Also, the data may have microstructure noise, and observations (trades, or quotes) can be asynchronous, (i.e., the observations do not need to be synchronized across dimensions). As is customary for high-frequency inference methods, we refer to our method as “realized” regression.

桥下的五个巨魔：异步且含噪高频数据的主成分分析AI 解读

We develop a principal component analysis (PCA) for high frequency data. As in Northern fairy tales, there are trolls waiting for the explorer. The first three trolls are market microstructure noise, asynchronous sampling times, and edge effects in estimators. To get around these, a robust estimator of the spot covariance matrix is developed based on the smoothed two-scale realized variance (S-TSRV). The fourth troll is how to pass from estimated time-varying covariance…

双尺度估计的代数性质与S-TSRV：对采样时点稳健的高频估计AI 解读

In this paper, we derive a new algebraic property of two scales estimation in high frequency data, under which the effect of sampling times is canceled to high order. This is a particular robustness property of the two scales construction. In general, irregular, asynchronous, or endogenous times can cause problems in estimators based on equidistant observation of (trade or quote) times.

利用闭式似然展开估计跳跃扩散模型AI 解读

The indispensable role of likelihood expansions in financial econometrics for continuous-time models has been established since the ground-breaking work of Aït-Sahalia (1999, 2002a, 2008). Jump–diffusions play an important role in modeling a variety of economic and financial variables. As a significant generalization of Li (2013), we propose a new closed-form expansion for transition density of Poisson-driven jump–diffusion models and its application in maximum-likelihood…