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386 MULTIVARIATE VOLATILITY MODELSLet VaR 1 be the value at risk for holding the position on Cisco Systems stock andVaR 2 for holding <strong>In</strong>tel stock. Results <strong>of</strong> Chapter 7 show that the overall daily VaRfor the investor is√VaR = VaR 2 1 + VaR2 2 + 2ρVaR 1VaR 2 .<strong>In</strong> this illustration, we consider three approaches to volatility modeling for calculatingVaR. For simplicity, we do not report standard errors for the parameters involvedor model checking statistics. Yet all <strong>of</strong> the estimates are statistically significant at the5% level and the models are adequate based on the Ljung–Box statistics <strong>of</strong> the standardizedresidual series and their squared series. The log returns are in percentagesso that the quantiles are divided by 100 in VaR calculation. Let r 1t be the return <strong>of</strong>Cisco stock and r 2t the return <strong>of</strong> <strong>In</strong>tel stock.(A) Univariate ModelsThis approach uses a univariate volatility model for each stock return and uses thesample correlation coefficient <strong>of</strong> the stock returns to estimate ρ. The univariatevolatility models for the two stock returns arer 1t = 0.380 + 0.034r 1,t−1 − 0.061r 1,t−2 − 0.055r 1,t−3 + a 1tσ 2 1t = 0.599 + 0.117a2 1,t−1 + 0.814σ 2 1,t−1r 2t = 0.187 + a 2tσ 2 2t = 0.310 + 0.032a2 2,t−1 + 0.918σ 2 2,t−1 .The sample correlation coefficient is 0.473. The 1-step ahead forecasts needed inVaR calculation at the forecast origin t = 2275 areˆr 1 = 0.626, ˆσ 2 1 = 4.152, ˆr 2 = 0.187, ˆσ 2 2= 6.087, ˆρ = 0.473.The 5% quantiles for both daily returns areq 1 = 0.626 − 1.65 √ 4.152 =−2.736,q 2 = 0.187 − 1.65 √ 6.087 =−3.884,where the negative sign denotes loss. The VaR for the individual stocks are VaR 1 =$1000000q 1 /100 = $27360 and VaR 2 = $1000000q 2 /100 = $38840. Consequently,the overall VaR for the investor is VaR = $57117.(B) Constant Correlation Bivariate ModelThis approach employs a bivariate GARCH(1, 1) model for the stock returns. Thecorrelation coefficient is assumed to be constant over time, but it is estimated jointlywith other parameters. The model isr 1t = 0.385 + 0.038r 1,t−1 − 0.060r 1,t−2 − 0.047r 1,t−3 + a 1tr 2t = 0.222 + a 2t

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