The Journal of Financial Research · 2003 · 94 citations · 12 references
BusinessFinanceFinancial EconometricsFinancial EconomicsStochastic ProcessesAsset Return ModelingHypothesis TestingStochastic VolatilityVariance AnalysisVolatility AnalysisVolatility ModelingEvent-induced VarianceFinancial Market VolatilityMarket Volatility EffectsNonparametric TestsNull HypothesisStochastic Volatility ModelsTest StatisticVolatility
Abstract I analyze a simple test statistic for mean abnormal returns in the presence of stochastic volatility during both event and nonevent windows and in the presence of event‐induced variance increases. Unlike previous tests, the parametric test evaluated here does not require that the volatility effect of the event be the same across all securities. Simulations show that the test exhibits nontrivial gains in power over previously developed parametric and nonparametric tests, and the true null hypothesis is rejected at appropriate levels.
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