The Relationship of Volatility with Stock Index Option Returns and PricesTools Tabassum, Saima (2020) The Relationship of Volatility with Stock Index Option Returns and Prices. [Dissertation (University of Nottingham only)]
AbstractThis paper attempts to identify different kinds of volatilities such as backward looking which includes realized volatility and conditional volatility and forward looking which includes implied volatility. As the report deals with time series data hence the Dickey-Fuller unit root and Engle-Granger cointegration tests are done to check for the stationarity and long term impacts of the data. I have conducted a study attempting to model the relationship between these mentioned volatilities of S&P 500 index stock option with their values and returns using the multiple and simple regression with robust standard error for considering the heteroskedasticity. The Pearson correlation analysis has been done to investigate the correlation between the volatilities, prices, returns and vega index. The paper also tried to portrait the real world scenario of using high-frequency data including its advantages and limitations.
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