Contents xi
- ChAPter About the Authors xix
- Introduction
- Financial Econometrics at Work
- The Data Generating Process
- Applications of Financial Econometrics to Investment Management
- Key Points
- Introduction
- ChAPter
- Simple Linear regression
- The Role of Correlation
- between Two Variables Regression Model: Linear Functional Relationship
- Distributional Assumptions of the Regression Model
- Estimating the Regression Model
- Goodness-of-Fit of the Model
- Two Applications in Finance
- Linear Regression of a Nonlinear Relationship
- Key Points
- The Role of Correlation
- Simple Linear regression
- ChAPter
- Multiple Linear regression
- The Multiple Linear Regression Model
- Assumptions of the Multiple Linear Regression Model
- Estimation of the Model Parameters
- Designing the Model
- Diagnostic Check and Model Significance
- Applications to Finance
- Key Points
- Multiple Linear regression
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- Building and testing a Multiple Linear regression Model
- The Problem of Multicollinearity
- Model Building Techniques
- Testing the Assumptions of the Multiple Linear Regression Model
- Key Points
- Building and testing a Multiple Linear regression Model
- ChAPter
- Introduction to time Series Analysis
- What Is a Time Series?
- Decomposition of Time Series
- Representation of Time Series with Difference Equations
- Application: The Price Process
- Key Points
- Introduction to time Series Analysis
- ChAPter
- regression Models with Categorical Variables
- Independent Categorical Variables
- Dependent Categorical Variables
- Key Points
- regression Models with Categorical Variables
- ChAPter
- Quantile regressions
- Limitations of Classical Regression Analysis
- Parameter Estimation
- Quantile Regression Process
- Applications of Quantile Regressions in Finance
- Key Points
- Quantile regressions
- ChAPter
- robust regressions
- Robust Estimators of Regressions
- Corporate Bond Yield Spread Model Illustration: Robustness of the
- Robust Estimation of Covariance and Correlation Matrices
- Applications
- Key Points
- Robust Estimators of Regressions
- robust regressions
- ChAPter
- Autoregressive Moving Average Models
- Autoregressive Models
- Moving Average Models
- Autoregressive Moving Average Models
- ARMA Modeling to Forecast S&P 500 Weekly Index Returns Contents ix
- Vector Autoregressive Models
- Key Points
- Autoregressive Moving Average Models
- ChAPter
- Cointegration
- Stationary and Nonstationary Variables and Cointegration
- Testing for Cointegration
- Key Points
- Cointegration
- ChAPter
- Autoregressive heteroscedasticity Model and Its Variants
- Estimating and Forecasting Volatility
- ARCH Behavior
- GARCH Model
- What Do ARCH/GARCH Models Represent?
- Univariate Extensions of GARCH Modeling
- Estimates of ARCH/GARCH Models
- Application of GARCH Models to Option Pricing
- Multivariate Extensions of ARCH/GARCH Modeling
- Key Points
- Autoregressive heteroscedasticity Model and Its Variants
- ChAPter
- Factor Analysis and Principal Components Analysis
- Assumptions of Linear Regression
- Basic Concepts of Factor Models
- Assumptions and Categorization of Factor Models
- Factor Models and Linear Regression Similarities and Differences between
- Properties of Factor Models
- Estimation of Factor Models
- Principal Components Analysis
- Differences between Factor Analysis and PCA
- Approximate (Large) Factor Models
- Approximate Factor Models and PCA
- Key Points
- Factor Analysis and Principal Components Analysis
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- Model estimation
- Statistical Estimation and Testing
- Estimation Methods
- Least-Squares Estimation Method
- The Maximum Likelihood Estimation Method
- Instrumental Variables x Contents
- Method of Moments
- The M-Estimation Method and M-Estimators
- Key Points
- Model estimation
- ChAPter
- Model Selection
- Physics and Economics: Two Ways of Making Science
- Model Complexity and Sample Size
- Data Snooping
- Survivorship Biases and Other Sample Defects
- Model Risk
- Model Selection in a Nutshell
- Key Points
- Model Selection
- ChAPter
- Financial econometrics Formulating and Implementing Investment Strategies Using
- The Quantitative Research Process
- Investment Strategy Process
- Key Points
- descriptive Statistics APPendIx A
- Basic Data Analysis
- Measures of Location and Spread
- Multivariate Variables and Distributions
- Financial econometrics Continuous Probability distributions Commonly Used in
- Normal Distribution
- Chi-Square Distribution
- Student’s t-Distribution
- F-Distribution
- α-Stable Distribution
- Inferential Statistics APPendIx C
- Point Estimators
- Confidence Intervals
- Hypothesis Testing
- Fundamentals of Matrix Algebra APPendIx d
- Vectors and Matrices Defined
- Square Matrices
- Determinants
- Systems of Linear Equations
- Linear Independence and Rank
- Vector and Matrix Operations
- Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors
- Model Selection Criterion: AIC and BIC APPendIx e
- Akaike Information Criterion
- Bayesian Information Criterion
- robust Statistics APPendIx F
- Robust Statistics Defined
- Qualitative and Quantitative Robustness
- Resistant Estimators
- M-Estimators
- The Least Median of Squares Estimator
- The Least Trimmed of Squares Estimator
- Robust Estimators of the Center
- Robust Estimators of the Spread
- Illustration of Robust Statistics
- Financial econometrics Formulating and Implementing Investment Strategies Using
- Index