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Tail Dependence - ETH - Entrepreneurial Risks - ETH Zürich

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4.4 Assets included in indexes ’MERVAL’, ’MIBTEL’, ’NASDAQ’, and ’SMI’<br />

that were used for the implementation of the different concepts given by<br />

their name, further used abbreviation, and country of origin. . . . . . . 133<br />

4.5 Assets included in indexes ’S&P 500’, ’SSEC’, and ’TA 100’ that were<br />

used for the implementation of the different concepts given by their name,<br />

further used abbreviation, and country of origin. Additional assets included<br />

in index S&P 500 that were not part of the reference samples<br />

presented in chapter (3) are listed below ’new assets’. . . . . . . . . . . 134<br />

4.6 Estimated upper and lower tail dependence ˆ λ +,− applying the non-parametric<br />

and parametric approaches according to Sornette & Malevergne to index<br />

S&P 500 and 16 assets included in dependence of their component<br />

weights in the index denoted by ’C.W.’ and β. The data samples contain<br />

N = 2000 daily price observations on a range from 12.04.2000 to<br />

31.03.2008. <strong>Tail</strong> index ˆν was calculated using Hill’s estimator, k =<br />

0.04 · N = 80, c = 0.005 · N = 10, and ∗ denotes negative ˆ β. . . . . . . 135<br />

4.7 Estimated upper and lower tail dependence ˆ λ +,− applying the non-parametric<br />

approach according to Sornette & Malevergne to index S&P 500 and 16<br />

assets included using βSI only calculated for the extreme tails by first<br />

and second β-smile conditions. Component weights of assets within the<br />

index are denoted by ’C.W.’, βSI for the first and second conditions and<br />

β calculated for all data are listed to observe their impact on the estimates.<br />

The data samples contain N = 2000 daily price observations on a<br />

time interval from 12.04.2000 to 31.03.2008. <strong>Tail</strong> index ˆν was calculated<br />

using Hill’s estimator. ’Cond 1’ denotes: Y ≥ Y (k) ∩ X ≥ X(k), ’Cond.<br />

2’ denotes Y ≥ Y (k), k = 0.04 · N = 80, c = 0.005 · N = 10, and ∗<br />

denotes negative ˆ β. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136<br />

4.8 Estimated upper and lower tail dependence ˆ λ +,− applying the parametric<br />

and the non-parametric approach according to Sornette & Malevergne<br />

to index Dow Jones Industrial Average and 12 assets included using β<br />

calculated by all data. Component weights of assets within the index<br />

are denoted by ’C.W.’, and β calculated for all data are listed to observe<br />

their impact on the estimates. The data samples contain N = 2000 daily<br />

price observations on a time interval from 16.08.2000 to 31.07.2008. <strong>Tail</strong><br />

index ˆν was calculated using Hill’s estimator, k = 0.04 · N = 80, and<br />

c = 0.005 · N = 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137<br />

4.9 Estimated upper and lower tail dependence ˆ λ +,− applying the non-parametric<br />

approach according to Sornette & Malevergne to index Dow Jones Industrial<br />

Average and 12 assets included using βSI only calculated for<br />

the extreme tails by first and second β-smile conditions. Component<br />

weights of assets within the index denoted by ’C.W.’, βSI for the first<br />

and second conditions and β calculated for all data are listed to observe<br />

their impact on the estimates. The data samples contain N = 2000 daily<br />

price observations on a time interval from 16.08.2000 to 31.07.2008. <strong>Tail</strong><br />

index ˆν was calculated using Hill’s estimator, k = 0.04 · N = 80, and<br />

c = 0.005 · N = 10. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138

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