Jump Regressions
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(35)- Mixed-scale jump regressions with bootstrap inference
- Testing for mutually exciting jumps and financial flights in high frequency data
- Estimation of the discontinuous leverage effect: evidence from the NASDAQ order book
- A rank test for the number of factors with high-frequency data
- Volatility coupling
- Measuring timeliness of annual reports filing by jump additive models
- A CLT for second difference estimators with an application to volatility and intensity
- in the tails
- Variation and efficiency of high-frequency betas
- Time-invariant restrictions of volatility functionals: efficient estimation and specification tests
- High-frequency factor models and regressions
- Estimation of jump tails
- scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1260471 (Why is no real title available?)
- Strong jump inversion
- A semi-parametric method for estimating the beta coefficients of the hidden two-sided asset return jumps
- Characterizing financial crises using high-frequency data
- Testing for jump spillovers without testing for jumps
- Bootstrapping high-frequency jump tests
- Time endogeneity and an optimal weight function in pre-averaging covariance estimation
- Inference for option panels in pure-jump settings
- Permutation‐based tests for discontinuities in event studies
- Stock co-jump networks
- HOW LARGE IS THE JUMP DISCONTINUITY IN THE DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT OF A TIME-HOMOGENEOUS DIFFUSION?
- Semiparametric Estimation in Continuous-Time: Asymptotics for Integrated Volatility Functionals with Small and Large Bandwidths
- Generalized Jump Regressions for Local Moments
- Systematic jump risk
- High-frequency volatility estimation and forecasting with a novel Bayesian LGI model
- Jump detection in high-frequency order prices
- Data-driven fixed-point tuning for truncated realized variations
- Cross-sectional dependence in idiosyncratic volatility
- Multiplicative factor model for volatility
- Nonparametric estimation of large spot volatility matrices for high-frequency financial data
- Detecting turning points in high-frequency financial data analysis
- High Frequency ANOVA that is Robust to Jumps, Microstructure Noise and Asynchronous Observation Times
- Detecting factors of quadratic variation in the presence of market microstructure noise
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