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Fitting a Pareto-Normal-Pareto distribution to the residuals of financial data
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    Fitting a Pareto-Normal-Pareto distribution to the residuals of financial data (English)
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    16 March 2004
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    A model for Value-at-Risk (VaR) and expected shortfall estimation is proposed. In this model the log-returns of a financial series are described by an AR-GARCH process with Pareto-Normal-Pareto innovations (PNP, i.e., the PDF \(f(x)\) of the innovations is Gaussian if \(x\in[u_1,u_2]\) and generalized Pareto if \(x\not\in[u_1,u_2]\), were \(u_i\) are some fixed thresholds). The parameters of AR-GARCH processes are fitted by a pseudo-maximum likelihood estimator (PMLE), and the residuals are used to fit PNP by MLE. Results of simulations and application to South African stock exchange data are presented.
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    heavy tails
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    value at risk
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    AR-GARCH process
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    maximum likelihood estimation
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