Estimation risk in conditional expectiles
Marcelo Fernandes, Vitor Henriques, Eduardo Fonseca Mendes
Abstract
We establish the consistency and asymptotic normality of a two-step estimator of conditional expectiles in the context of conditional scale models. We first estimate the conditional variance parameters by quasi-maximum likelihood and then compute the unconditional expectile of the innovations using the empirical distribution of the standardized residuals. We show how replacing true innovations with standardized residuals affects the asymptotic variances of both conditional and unconditional expectile estimators. Finally, our empirical analysis reveals that conditional expectiles assess tail risk in cryptomarkets in a more robust manner than traditional quantile-based risk measures, such as value at risk and expected shortfall.
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