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See detailDiscussion of "Dynamic Asset (Mis)Pricing: Build-up vs. Resolution Anomalies" by Jules Van Binsbergen et al.
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Scientific Conference (2021, December 20)

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See detailThe ESP estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2020, August 17)

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See detailAnomaly or Risk Factor? Some Simple Tests
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Lioui, Abraham; Weber, Michael

Scientific Conference (2019, December 16)

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See detailOn partial-sum processes of ARMAX residuals
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Gronneberg, Steffen

in Annals of Statistics (2019), 47(6), 3216-3243

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See detailDiscussion of "Do ETFs Increase Liquidity?" by Mehmet Saglam, Tugkan Tuzun and Russ Wermers
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Scientific Conference (2019, October 18)

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See detailThe ESP estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2019, October 08)

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See detailThe ESP estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Presentation (2019, January 21)

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See detailOn solutions to estimating equations and the empirical saddlepoint approximation of their distribution
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2018, December 15)

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See detailThe Empirical Saddlepoint Estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2018, December 04)

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See detailThe Empirical Saddlepoint Estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2018, November 28)

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See detailDiscussion of "Competition, cost efficiency and cross-border banking :Evidence from African banking industry" by Luc Matabaro Borauzima
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Scientific Conference (2018, November 23)

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See detailOn the Empirical Saddlepoint Approximation with Application to Asset Pricing
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Presentation (2018, November 06)

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See detailDiscussion of "The Private Use of Credit Ratings :Evidence from Investment Mandates" by R.P.Baghai, B. Becker et. al.
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Scientific Conference (2018, October)

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See detailOn the Empirical Saddlepoint Approximation with Application to Asset Pricing
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2018, June 11)

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See detailOn the Empirical Saddlepoint Approximation with Application to Asset Pricing
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Presentation (2018, March 29)

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See detailThe Empirical Saddlepoint Estimator
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Sowell, Fallaw

Scientific Conference (2017, December 17)

Previous studies have shown that existing moment-based estimation approaches have poor small-sample performance in some applications. We propose an alternative that is based on the ESP (empirical ... [more ▼]

Previous studies have shown that existing moment-based estimation approaches have poor small-sample performance in some applications. We propose an alternative that is based on the ESP (empirical saddlepoint) approximation of the solutions to the empirical moment conditions. Saddlepoint approximations are known to perform well in small sample. The novel estimator proposed, which we call the ESP estimator, is the mode of the ESP approximation. We show that it is consistent and asymptotically normal, and we study its higher-order bias. We propose novel test statistics based on the ESP estimator. Finally, we also investigate the finite-sample properties of the ESP estimator and related test statistics through Monte-Carlo simulations. [less ▲]

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See detailOn Partial-Sum Processes of ARMAX Residuals
Holcblat, Benjamin UL; Gronneberg, Steffen

Scientific Conference (2017, December)

General and versatile results are established regarding the limit behavior of the partial-sum process of ARMAX residuals. Illustrations include ARMA with seasonal dummies, misspecified ARMAX models with ... [more ▼]

General and versatile results are established regarding the limit behavior of the partial-sum process of ARMAX residuals. Illustrations include ARMA with seasonal dummies, misspecified ARMAX models with autocorrelated errors, nonlinear ARMAX models, ARMA with a structural break, a wide range of ARMAX models with infinite-variance errors, weak GARCH models and the consistency of kernel estimation of the density of ARMAX errors. Our results identify the limit distributions, and provide a general algorithm to obtain pivot statistics for CUSUM tests. [less ▲]

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See detailDiscussion of "Dissecting Characteristics Nonparametrically" by M. Weber et. al.
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Scientific Conference (2017, October)

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See detailOn the Empirical Saddlepoint Approximation with Application to Asset Pricing
Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Presentation (2017, April 27)

Moment-based estimation often yields instable estimates, such as the RRA (relative risk aversion) estimate in consumption-based asset pricing. This paper establishes novel theoretical results for the ESP ... [more ▼]

Moment-based estimation often yields instable estimates, such as the RRA (relative risk aversion) estimate in consumption-based asset pricing. This paper establishes novel theoretical results for the ESP (empirical saddlepoint) approximation, and then use them to investigate this instability. We prove that there exists an intensity distribution of the solutions to empirical moment conditions, and approximate it with the integral of the ESP approximation, calling the result the ESP intensity. Global consistency and asymptotic normality of the ESP intensity are proved. The application provides an explanation for the instability of the RRA estimates reported in the literature (fat and long right tail of the ESP approximation), and it suggests that consumption-based asset-pricing theory is more consistent with data than standard inference approaches indicate. [less ▲]

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See detailOn Partial-Sum Processes of ARMAX Residuals
Gronneberg; Holcblat, Benjamin UL

Presentation (2017, February 11)

In time series analysis and other setups, numerous inference procedures need to use residuals, instead of the unobserved errors. In the present paper, we establish general and versatile results regarding ... [more ▼]

In time series analysis and other setups, numerous inference procedures need to use residuals, instead of the unobserved errors. In the present paper, we establish general and versatile results regarding the limit of partial-sum processes of ARMAX residuals. Process limits based on residuals often do not correspond to process limits based on the error terms. To illustrate the generality and versatility of our results, we apply them to misspecified ARMA with correlated errors, nonlinear ARMAX, a range of ARMA processes with infinite-variance errors, ARMA with a unit root and a polynomial time-trend, or with seasonal dummy variables to obtain consistency of kernel estimation of the density of ARMAX errors, the asymptotic distribution of statistics useful for CUSUM tests and change-point problem type of tests, and some local power results. [less ▲]

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