Analyzes tail behavior of vector GARCH processes, suggesting implications for financial modeling.
This paper first studies the tail-index of a vector GARCH process (VGARCH): εt=Dtηt,Ht=W+r∑i=1Ai→−i+s∑i=1BiHt−i, where Dt=diag(h1/21t,⋯,h1/2mt),Ht=(h1t,⋯,hmt)′, →εt=(ε21t,⋯,ε2mt)′ and {ηt} is a sequence of i.i.d. random vectors. The regular variation condition is established with the tail index α>0. In particular, we show that the tail index of εt is α=2 when −∑rr=1Aizi−∑si=1Bizi\=0 has some roots on the unit circle and other roots lie outside the unit circle. Furthermore, we study the vector heavy-tailed AR-VGARCH model. The limiting distributions of the autocovariance matrices are shown to be the functional of a sequence of vector stable processes. Based on these results, we show that the LSE of parameters of the AR part is not an consistent if the tail-index α of GARCH is in (0,2), is logn-consistent if α=2, is n1−2/α-consistent if α∈(2,4), and n1/2/logn-consistent if α=4, and its limiting distribution is a functional of vector stable processes when α∈[2,4) and is asymptotical normal when α≥4. The results would offer some helpful insights for the practitioners in economic and financial study.
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