Filtering of a Discrete-Time HMM-Driven Multivariate Ornstein-Uhlenbeck Model With Application to Forecasting Market Liquidity Regimes
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Abstract
This paper investigates the modeling of risk due to market and funding liquidity by capturing the joint dynamics of three time series: the treasury-Eurodollar spread, the VIX, and a metric derived from the S&P 500 spread. We propose a two-regime mean-reverting model for explaining the behaviour of three time series, which mirror liquidity levels for financial markets. An expectation-maximisation algorithm in conjunction with multivariate filters is employed to construct optimal parameter estimates of the proposed model. The selection of the modeling set-up is justified by balancing the best-fit criterion and model complexity. The model performance is demonstrated on historical market data, and a descriptive analysis of the different liquidity measures shows the presence of clear high and low states.
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