We prove a Central Limit Theorem for two estimators of the le verage pro cess based on the Fourier method of Malliavin and Mancino [26], showing that they reach the optimal rate 1/4 and a smaller variance compared to different estimators based on a pre-estimation of the instantaneous volatility. The obtained limiting distributions of the estimators are supported by simulation results. Further, we exploit the availability of efficient leverage estimates to show, using S&P500 prices, that adding an extra term which accounts for the leverage effect to the Heterogeneous AutoRegressive volatility model by Corsi [13] increases the explanatory power of the latter.

Rate Efficient Asymptotic Normality for the Fourier Estimator of the Leverage Process / Maria Elvira Mancino ; Giacomo Toscano. - In: STATISTICS AND ITS INTERFACE. - ISSN 1938-7989. - STAMPA. - 15:(2022), pp. 73-89. [10.4310/21-SII676]

Rate Efficient Asymptotic Normality for the Fourier Estimator of the Leverage Process

Maria Elvira Mancino;Giacomo Toscano
2022

Abstract

We prove a Central Limit Theorem for two estimators of the le verage pro cess based on the Fourier method of Malliavin and Mancino [26], showing that they reach the optimal rate 1/4 and a smaller variance compared to different estimators based on a pre-estimation of the instantaneous volatility. The obtained limiting distributions of the estimators are supported by simulation results. Further, we exploit the availability of efficient leverage estimates to show, using S&P500 prices, that adding an extra term which accounts for the leverage effect to the Heterogeneous AutoRegressive volatility model by Corsi [13] increases the explanatory power of the latter.
2022
15
73
89
Maria Elvira Mancino ; Giacomo Toscano
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