International Interest-Rate Risk Premia in Affine Term Structure Models
Felix Geiger
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Felix Geiger
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I estimate a Gaussian two-factor affine term structure model of bond yields\nfor three countries, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany. I find\na considerable time-varying component of excess returns in the data. They are\npositively correlated with the slope of the term structure and negatively with the\nshort-term policy rate. In addition, the panel clearly indicates to co-movements in the same directions on an international level. When testing the estimated model for the expectations puzzle of the the term structure, at least at one end of the yield curve, this puzzle can be resolved when applying risk-adjusted yield changes.
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I estimate a Gaussian two-factor affine term structure model of bond yields\nfor three countries, the United States, the United Kingdom and Germany. I find\na considerable time-varying component of excess returns in the data. They are\npositively correlated with the slope of the term structure and negatively with the\nshort-term policy rate. In addition, the panel clearly indicates to co-movements in the same directions on an international level. When testing the estimated model for the expectations puzzle of the the term structure, at least at one end of the yield curve, this puzzle can be resolved when applying risk-adjusted yield changes.
Key concepts: Yield curve, Affine term structure model, Term (time), Econometrics, Affine transformation, Economics, Short rate, Risk premium