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A measure of the degree of linear association between a pair of random variables.

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I recently had an interview with a quant from a hedge fund and we were discussing about properly defining ex-post variables when backtesting the forecasting ability of certain market variables. For ...
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I want to calculate the correlation coefficient (rho) from the scatter plot shown in the image below. For linear relationships, I know that Pearson correlation can be used. But how can I estimate or ...
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I'm studying Correlation Parameterization and Calibration for the LIBOR Market Model (page 22) and have some questions regarding the concepts of instantaneous correlation and terminal correlation. My ...
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Freezing the drift in the LIBOR Market Model (LFM/LMM) provides computational advantages and enables efficient pricing of various fixed-income products. Under this assumption, swap rates are ...
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To provide more color to the question, after reading Christoffersen et al. (2013), I found out recently that the Heston model provides a more accurate future realized volatility estimate in the form ...
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This is a behavioral question, but is applied to quantitative finance. Are there any resources on measuring/predicting trade patterns at the individual level. So if I am a financial broker, dealer, ...
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Any suggestions / pointers on how to estimate swap rates correlation in absence of spread options? Is it feasible to work it out with the correlation of forwards coming from the intersection of ...
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i'm currently reading the book of S.BOSSU ADVANCED EQUITY DERIVATIVES. He is currently speaking about the implied correlation smile. My question is : is it a sentiment indicator as the volatility ...
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Given a universe of X stocks, I'm trying to find what combination of 3 would result in the highest premium for a 'Worst Of Put' $$ max(1-min(\frac {S(T)_1} {K_1},...,\frac {S(T)_i} {K_i}),0) $$ I ...
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I am trying to understand how you would construct a pairs trading strategy on 3+ assets. In the 2 asset case, assuming zero drift, we trade based on: $$dX_t = \beta_AdS_t^A - \beta_B dS_t^B,$$ where $\...
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I’m aware of the mean-variance framework where we construct a portfolio such that we attempt to minimise the variance and maximise returns. What if instead we’re in a scenario where the main goal is ...
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I wonder if there are existing theory/literature about estimating a short-term statistical factor models for equities with different trading hours. For example if we are estimating a universe with US ...
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The weight of stock i in index m is w. The returns are, respectively, r(i) and r(m). I know the volatility s(i) of i, the volatility s(m) of m and the correlation rho(i, m) between i and m. The index ...
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I'm reading about this correlation breakout strategy, whose pnl is proportional to $$E[PnL] \sim (\rho_{1D} - \rho_{2D})\sigma_1 \sigma_2$$ where $\rho_{1D}$ is the correlation of daily returns, and $\...
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I am trying to price a path dependent option which uses two underlyings (a stock index and an interest rate index). I am using Hull White model for interest rate modelling and local vol for stock ...
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I am learning about central clearing. In my understanding, CDS are usually cleared via central clearing. But at the same time I heard that in case of too much correlation such as US bank selling ...
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Suppose I know or have estimated the covariance matrix for one random variable (for example an asset) and have: $$ \begin{bmatrix} <\text{spot, spot}> & <\text{atmv, spot}> \\ <\...
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As I was working on this paper https://hal.science/hal-00319947/document by Emmanuel Gobet, I came across this paragraph that says to price a barrier option on (for example) two correlated assets, you ...
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Let us assume we have two FX rates: $ 1 EUR = S_t^{(1)} USD$ and $ 1 GBP=S_t^{(2)} USD $. Let $K_1>0, K_2>0$ be strictly positive values and a payoff at some time $ T>0 $ (called maturity) ...
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Suppose we have two correlated return series: $$a \sim N(\mu_a,\sigma_a^2)$$ $$b \sim N(\mu_b,\sigma_b^2)$$ $$correl(a,b)=\rho$$ The sample Sharpe ratios of the two series, after $t$ samples for $t \...
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My question is the following. If the correlation between the log-returns of X and Y is rho, what would be the correlation between the log returns of 1/X and Y ? Thanks for your answers.
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Are there any other mathematical tests besides Granger that quants use to determine casual relations between two time series? If so what are they? How about convergent cross mapping? Thanks
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I see that there is much literature that uses the correlation notion in the equity returns to construct a graph or look into how they are related to one another. If we want to extend this to Credit ...
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I am trying to simulate $n$ correlated geometric brownian motions (GBM) given a specified correlation matrix $\Sigma$ by following this procedure which uses Cholesky decomposition. However, when I ...
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I have a question about local volatility models. In a lot of articles it is stated that the implied spot vol correlation of this model is -1 and we usually compare this with stochastic volatility ...
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