Estimation of Expectile‐Based Marginal Expected Shortfall Under Asymptotic Independence

ABSTRACT The expectile‐based marginal expected shortfall (XMES) is an analogue of the quantile‐based marginal expected shortfall (QMES). We study the asymptotic behaviour of XMES when the underlying random variables are asymptotically independent. We consider two different methods for the estimation of XMES: one based on least asymmetrically weighted squares and the other making use of the QMES. We establish the asymptotic theories for both estimators. Additionally, we investigate the finite sample performance of our methods through a simulation study and present a concrete application to financial data.

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2024-10-06
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Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
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Estimation of Expectile‐Based Marginal Expected Shortfall Under Asymptotic Independence

Liujun Chen, Jingyu Ji, Tianyi Zhang
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Estimation of Expectile‐Based Marginal Expected Shortfall Under Asymptotic Independence

Liujun Chen, Jingyu Ji, Tianyi Zhang
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ABSTRACT The expectile‐based marginal expected shortfall (XMES) is an analogue of the quantile‐based marginal expected shortfall (QMES). We study the asymptotic behaviour of XMES when the underlying random variables are asymptotically independent. We consider two different methods for the estimation of XMES: one based on least asymmetrically weighted squares and the other making use of the QMES. We establish the asymptotic theories for both estimators. Additionally, we investigate the finite sample performance of our methods through a simulation study and present a concrete application to financial data.

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University of Science and Technology of China (CN), Capital University of Economics and Business (CN)
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Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling
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