Detail grantu

GAUK 588912 - Empirická validace modelů s heterogenními agenty

Řešitel: PhDr. Jiří Kukačka Ph.D.
Spolupracovníci: doc. PhDr. Jozef Baruník Ph.D.
Popis: In recent financial literature, the Representative Agent Approach and the Efficient Market Hypothesis, dominating in the past, are being replaced by more realistic agent based computational approaches. Moreover, recent financial markets events pointed at the deficiency of knowledge about functioning of this crucial segment of global economy. Although consequences of market fluctuations are worldwide, the essence of problems remains on the level of individual market agents with their heterogeneous beliefs and expectations.

Core idea of the heterogeneous agent modelling is the well documented departure from agents' full rationality. HAMs employ interacting groups of boundedly rational agents to model the financial world and this reasonably realistic methodology appears very successful in replicating observed stylized facts of financial time series.

The aim of the project is to develop algorithms for empirical validation of particular HAM designs. Resulting model will additionally be examined via the out-of-sample verification and contrasted to other 'competing' approaches (VAR, GARCH 'family'...) to assess whether HAMs outperform these well-known models in terms of fitting real financial data and the forecasting performance power. So far only a few proper attempts have been made in this pioneering and highly challenging research field, requiring innovative algorithmic solutions combined with extensive computational capacity.
Spolupráce:
Práce v rámci grantu: submitted to GAUK in November 2011
WWW odkaz:
Finance: accepted for financing in April 2012
prolonged for financing for 2013
prolonged for financing for 2014
Konec: 2014
Publikace:

Behavioural breaks in the heterogeneous agent model: The impact of herding, overconfidence, and market sentiment

Realizing stock market crashes: Stochastic cusp catastrophe model of returns under the time-varying volatility

Realizing stock market crashes: Stochastic cusp catastrophe model of returns under the time-varying volatility

The impact of the Tobin tax in a heterogeneous agent model of the foreign exchange market

The impact of the Tobin tax in a heterogeneous agent model of the foreign exchange market

Konference:

4th Summer School of the European Social Simulation Association (ESSA)

CFE 2012: 6th Conference on Computational and Financial Econometrics

Conference on Behavioral Aspects in Macroeconomics and Finance

First Bordeaux Workshop on Agent-Based Macroeconomics

Latsis Symposium and Workshop: Economics on the Move

WEHIA 2012: 17th Annual Workshop on Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents + Tutorials

WEHIA 2013: 18th Annual Workshop on Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents + WEHIA PhD School

WEHIA 2014: 19th Annual Workshop on Economic Science with Heterogeneous Interacting Agents + WEHIA PhD Summer School

Partneři

Deloitte
Česká Spořitelna

Sponzoři

CRIF
McKinsey
Patria Finance
EY