A copula-based regime-switching GARCH model for optimal futures hedging

The article develops a regime‐switching Gumbel–Clayton (RSGC) copula GARCH model for optimal futures hedging. There are three major contributions of RSGC. First, the dependence of spot and futures return series in RSGC is modeled using switching copula instead of assuming bivariate normality. Second...

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Published in:The journal of futures markets 2009-10, Vol.29 (10), p.946-972
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Risk management
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