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多元GARCH-Itô模型及其在高维波动率矩阵预测中的应用

宋馨雨, 邓媛元, 周勇, 苑慧玲   

  1. 上海财经大学, 200433
  • 收稿日期:2023-06-29 修回日期:2025-09-04 接受日期:2025-09-11
  • 通讯作者: 苑慧玲

  1. , 200433,
  • Received:2023-06-29 Revised:2025-09-04 Accepted:2025-09-11

摘要: 本文结合高频和低频数据,提出多元GARCH-Itô模型,该模型将多元GARCH结构嵌入到连续伊藤扩散过程的瞬时波动率中,能够较好地刻画资产波动率矩阵的动态特征。本文利用拟极大似然方法对模型参数进行估计,给出了统计量的相关渐近性质。当涉及到高维资产时,将因子模型与多元GARCH-Itô模型相结合,提出了高维积分波动率矩阵的预测方法,并给出了预测统计量的统计性质。并且,分别在低维和高维的情形下,利用模拟分析对模型参数估计和波动率矩阵预测方法的统计性质进行了验证。最后,选择时间区间在2018年1月1日至2020年12月31日,沪深300指数的270只成分股进行实证分析,与现有的波动率模型比较,本文提出的多元GARCH-Itô模型在积分波动率矩阵预测和投资组合分配中,都具有优良的表现,从而表明本文利用高频和低频数据构建的波动率模型具有实际的应用价值。

关键词: 高频数据, 动态结构, 拟极大似然方法, 积分波动率矩阵, 因子模型

Abstract: This paper introduces a novel multivariate GARCH-Itô model that integrates the structural framework of multivariate GARCH within a continuous-time diffusion process, providing a unified approach to modeling the dynamic evolution of volatility matrices by jointly utilizing high-frequency and low-frequency data. We develop a quasi-maximum likelihood estimation method for parameter inference and establish the corresponding asymptotic theory. To address the challenges associated with high-dimensional asset spaces, the proposed model is coupled with a factor structure, enabling scalable and efficient prediction of large integrated volatility matrices. Theoretical guarantees for the proposed predictor are provided under high-dimensional settings. Extensive simulation studies are conducted to examine the finite-sample performance of both the estimation and prediction procedures across both low-dimensional and high-dimensional contexts. In an empirical application, we analyze 270 constituent stocks of the CSI 300 index using minute-level high-frequency data from January 1, 2018, to December 31, 2020. The results demonstrate that the multivariate GARCH-Itô model consistently outperforms several benchmark methods in terms of integrated volatility matrix forecasting and portfolio allocation, offering a flexible and unified framework that incorporates both high- and low-frequency data features for advanced volatility modeling and prediction.

Key words: High-frequency data, Dynamic structure, Quisi-maximum likelihood method, Integrated volatility matrix, Factor model.