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Modeling the Dynamics of Correlations among Implied Volatilities

Review of Finance, 2012
Abstract Implied volatility (IV) reflects both expected empirical volatility and also risk premia. Stochastic variation in either creates unhedged risk in a delta hedged options position. We develop EGARCH/DCC models for the dynamics of volatilities and correlations among daily IVs from options on twenty-eight large cap stocks.
Robert Engle, Stephen Figlewski
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Implied Correlation and Expected Returns

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2012
This paper provides evidence that the implied correlation is an indicator of market-wide risk. From a time-series approach, I analyze whether aggregate implied correlation contains information on future market returns. I document that it explains an important fraction of the variation in aggregate market excess returns, with high implied correlation ...
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Decay of correlation implies strongly mixing property

International Journal of General Systems, 2018
This paper proves that a continuous transformation of a probability measure space is mixing in the sense of statistics if and only if it exhibits strongly mixing property, which implies topological...
Yu-Qiong Lei, Min Lin, Tian-Xiu Lu
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Implied and base correlations

2008
Introduction In previous chapters we have introduced and analysed the standard market model for valuing synthetic CDOs. In this and the next chapter we examine the natural consequences of what happens when a bespoke, illiquid market becomes standardised and highly liquid.
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Implied correlation indices and volatility forecasting

Applied Economics Letters, 2016
ABSTRACTImplied volatility indices are an important measure for ‘market fear’ and well-known in academia and practice. Correlation is still paid less attention even though the CBOE started to calculate implied correlation indices for the S&P500 in 2009.
Holger Fink, Sabrina Geppert
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Central Bank Interventions and Implied Exchange Rate Correlations

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2006
Abstract This paper examines the effects of the foreign exchange market interventions by the Bank of Japan on the ex ante correlations between the JPY/USD, EUR/USD, and GBP/USD exchange rates. The correlation estimates used in the analysis are derived from the market prices of OTC currency options.
Jussi Nikkinen, Sami Vähämaa
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The forecasting ability of correlations implied in foreign exchange options [PDF]

open access: yesJournal of International Money and Finance, 1998
Abstract This paper evaluates the forecasting accuracy of correlations derived from implied volatilities in dollar-mark, dollar-yen, and mark-yen options from January 1989 to May 1995. As a forecast of realized correlation between the dollar-mark and dollar-yen, implied correlation is compared against three alternative forecasts based on time series ...
Jose M. Campa, P. H. Kevin Chang
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Estimation of Theory-Implied Correlation Matrices

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
Correlation matrices are ubiquitous in finance. Some key applications include portfolio construction, risk management, and factor/style analysis. Correlation matrices are usually estimated from historical empirical observations or derived from historically estimated factors.
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Investigating Dynamic Correlation in the International Implied Volatility Indexes

2018
This paper investigates dynamic interaction among international volatility indexes, consisting of VIX, VSTOXX, VDAX, VFTSE, VNVIXN, VHSI and VKOSPI. This paper also extends the multivariate normal distribution and multivariate student-t distribution based dynamic conditional correlation (DCC) model to a multivariate skew distribution.
Panida Fanpaeng   +2 more
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Implied rate correlations and policy expectations [PDF]

open access: possible, 2013
Certain financial instruments provide information on expectations of future interest rate movements. One relatively new instrument is yield curve options, which allow investors to take financial positions on a range of possible future interest rates. These options can shed light on the views of financial markets regarding future monetary policy at a ...
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