Volatility Connectedness Using R offers a comprehensive and practical introduction to modeling and analyzing volatility spillovers in financial markets. Designed for graduate students, researchers, and data-driven finance professionals, this book systematically walks through the theory and practice of connectedness measures-from foundational asset pricing and volatility estimation to cutting-edge methods like Diebold-Yilmaz spillovers, quantile connectedness, and time-frequency analysis. Utilizing the powerful R programming language, the book demonstrates real-world applications using key packages such as ConnectednessApproach, QConn, rmgarch, and frequencyConnectedness. Each chapter integrates theory with hands-on code examples, ensuring readers not only understand the mathematical foundations but also develop the skills to implement them in empirical research. Topics covered include: Log-returns, volatility proxies, and stylized facts in asset pricingUnivariate and multivariate GARCH modelsDiebold-Yilmaz spillover index and network interpretationQuantile-based measures of connectedness for tail-risk analysisTime-varying parameter models in both time and frequency domainsImplications for portfolio investment and risk managementWhether you're exploring systemic risk, forecasting market interdependence, or building robust investment strategies, Volatility Connectedness Using R is your essential guide to mastering volatility dynamics in an interconnected world.
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