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Bursts and Regularization in Financial Markets: Deterministic or Stochastic?
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2021
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We analyze empirical finance data, such as the Financial Stress Index, a number of asset classes (swaps, equity and bonds), market (emerging vs. developed), issuer (corporate vs. government bond), maturity (short vs. long) data, asking whether the recently observed alternations between calm periods and financial turmoil can be modelled in a low-dimensional deterministic manner, or whether they demand for their description a stochastic model. We find that a deterministic model performs at least
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-1036088/v1
fatcat:27ljtvbayzbcreyo6cpxiko5si