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Sequential monitoring of the tail behavior of dependent data

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Abstract We construct a sequential monitoring procedure for changes in the tail index and extreme quantiles of β -mixing random variables, which can be based on a large class of… Click to show full abstract

Abstract We construct a sequential monitoring procedure for changes in the tail index and extreme quantiles of β -mixing random variables, which can be based on a large class of tail index estimators. The assumptions on the data are general enough to be satisfied in a wide range of applications. In a simulation study empirical sizes and power of the proposed tests are studied for linear and non-linear time series. Finally, we use our results to monitor Bank of America stock log-losses from 2007 to 2012 and detect changes in extreme quantiles without an accompanying detection of a tail index break.

Keywords: monitoring tail; tail index; sequential monitoring; tail behavior; tail

Journal Title: Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference
Year Published: 2017

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