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</script>handle: 11562/927996 , 10086/17080
We provide nonparametric methods for stochastic volatility modeling. Our methods allow for the joint evaluation of return and volatility dynamics with nonlinear drift and diffusion functions, nonlinear leverage effects, and jumps in returns and volatility with possibly state-dependent jump intensities, among other features. In the first stage, we identify spot volatility by virtue of jump-robust nonparametric estimates. Using observed prices and estimated spot volatilities, the second stage extracts the functions and parameters driving price and volatility dynamics from nonparametric estimates of the bivariate process’infinitesimal moments. For these infinitesimal moment estimates, we report an asymptotic theory relying onjointin-fill and long-span arguments which yields consistency and weak convergence under mild assumptions.
jumps in volatility, leverage effects, recurrence, volatlity, jumps in returns, kernel methods, Spot variance, Spot variance, stochastic volatility, jumps in returns, jumps in volatility, leverage effects, risk-return trade-offs, kernel methods, recurrence, market microstructure noise., stochastic volatility, market microstructure noise, risk-return trade-offs
jumps in volatility, leverage effects, recurrence, volatlity, jumps in returns, kernel methods, Spot variance, Spot variance, stochastic volatility, jumps in returns, jumps in volatility, leverage effects, risk-return trade-offs, kernel methods, recurrence, market microstructure noise., stochastic volatility, market microstructure noise, risk-return trade-offs
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