We develop a test of constant central asymmetry between two copulas estimated through their empirical counterpart. We provide inference under standard assumptions for stationary time series. The tie-break bootstrap is used for calculating p-values of the proposed Cram{\'e}r--von Mises test statistic. Finite sample properties are assessed with Monte Carlo experiments. We apply the testing procedure to the US portfolio industry returns during the subprime crisis.

Testing for Constant Central Asymmetry Between Two Copulas

Frattarolo, Lorenzo
2025-01-01

Abstract

We develop a test of constant central asymmetry between two copulas estimated through their empirical counterpart. We provide inference under standard assumptions for stationary time series. The tie-break bootstrap is used for calculating p-values of the proposed Cram{\'e}r--von Mises test statistic. Finite sample properties are assessed with Monte Carlo experiments. We apply the testing procedure to the US portfolio industry returns during the subprime crisis.
2025
Inglese
STAMPA
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Supervised and Unsupervised Statistical Data Analysis
D'Ambrosio, Antonioand de Rooij, Markand De Roover, Kimand Iorio, Carmelaand La Rocca, Michele
Springer Nature Switzerland
978-3-032-03042-9
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Two-Sample Test, Dependence Asymmetry, Radial Symmetry, Reflection Symmetry
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