
handle: 2078.1/122203 , 11386/3910169
New dynamic models for realized covariance matrices are proposed. The expected value of the realized covariance matrix is specified in two steps: one for each realized variance, and one for the realized correlation matrix. The realized correlation model is a scalar dynamic conditional correlation model. Estimation can be done in two steps as well, and a QML interpretation is given to each step, by assuming a Wishart conditional distribution. The model is applicable to large matrices since estimation can be done by the composite likelihood method.
covariance targeting, realized covariance; dynamic conditional correlations; covariance targeting; Wishart distribution; composite likelihood, composite likelihood, realized covariance, dynamic conditional correlations, covariance targeting, Wishart distribution, composite likelihood, realized covariance, Wishart distribution, dynamic conditional correlations, jel: jel:C13, jel: jel:C32, jel: jel:C58
covariance targeting, realized covariance; dynamic conditional correlations; covariance targeting; Wishart distribution; composite likelihood, composite likelihood, realized covariance, dynamic conditional correlations, covariance targeting, Wishart distribution, composite likelihood, realized covariance, Wishart distribution, dynamic conditional correlations, jel: jel:C13, jel: jel:C32, jel: jel:C58
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