Weak convergence of the empirical truncated distribution function of the L\'evy measure of an It\=o semimartingale
Michael Hoffmann, Mathias Vetter

TL;DR
This paper proves that a normalized empirical distribution function of the Lévy measure for high-frequency observed Itô semimartingales converges weakly to a Gaussian process, even with a non-zero diffusion component.
Contribution
It introduces a new estimator for the Lévy measure's distribution function that is applicable to processes with diffusion components and simple jump process assumptions.
Findings
Estimator converges weakly to a Gaussian process.
Works for processes with non-vanishing diffusion components.
Operates under simple jump process assumptions.
Abstract
Given an It\=o semimartingale with a time-homogeneous jump part observed at high frequency, we prove weak convergence of a normalized truncated empirical distribution function of the L\'evy measure to a Gaussian process. In contrast to competing procedures, our estimator works for processes with a non-vanishing diffusion component and under simple assumptions on the jump process.
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Taxonomy
TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications · Financial Risk and Volatility Modeling · Statistical Methods and Inference
