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Evaluating Density Forecasts with Applications to Financial Risk Management

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In this paper, a simple and operational framework for density forecast evaluation is developed for asset returns in environments with time-varying volatility, and several extensions to the framework are discussed.
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Density forecasting is increasingly more important and commonplace, forexample in financial risk management, yet little attention has been given to theevaluation of density forecasts. We develop a simple and operational frameworkfor density forecast evaluation. We illustrate the framework with adetailed application to density forecasting of asset returns in environments withtime-varying volatility. Finally, we discuss several extensions.

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Comparing Predictive Accuracy

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ARCH modeling in finance: A review of the theory and empirical evidence

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