Abstract
In this paper some Archimedean copula functions for bivariate financial returns are studied. The choice of this family is due to their ability to capture the tail dependence, which is an association measure we can detect in many bivariate financial time-series. A time-varying version of these copulae is also investigated. Finally, the Value-at-Risk is computed and its performance is compared across different copula specifications.
Notes
We thank a referee for pointing out that on the right-hand side of EquationEquation (4) the logit of
could replace
. The same comment also applies to EquationEquation (5)
.