Transmisión De Volatilidad A Lo Largo De La Estructura Temporal De Swaps: Evidencia Internacional
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El objetivo de este trabajo es contrastar la transmisión de volatilidad a través de las rentabilidades que configuran la estructura temporal (ETTI). La ETTI se obtuvo con datos de swaps de tipos de interés (IRS) nominados en marco alemán, dólar USA y yen japones. El modelo de volatilidad condicional autorregresiva en media de Glosten, Jaganathan y Runkle (1993) es usado para capturar los efectos asimétricos de las innovaciones sobre la volatilidad, así como el efecto de esta última sobre las rentabilidades, y se generaliza para introducir el efecto de la volatilidad del tipo a más corto plazo sobre el resto. Se presenta evidencia de que, durante el periodo analizado, la volatilidad se transmite desde los tipos a más corto plazo, un mes, a lo largo de la ETTI, de acuerdo con los supuestos implícitos en las políticas de estabilización de los tipos de interés llevadas a cabo por algunos bancos centrales.Download Info
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Paper provided by Universidade de Vigo, Departamento de Economía Aplicada in its series Working Papers with number 0110.Length: 24 pages
Date of creation: Oct 2001
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Handle: RePEc:vig:wpaper:0110
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Keywords: Swaps de tipos de interés; estructura temporal; modelos de heterocedasticidad condicional autorregresiva; transmisión de volatilidad.;Find related papers by JEL classification:
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