On the existence of some ARCH(∞) processes
Randal Douc, François Roueff, Philippe Soulier
Abstract
A new sufficient condition for the existence of a stationary causal solution of an ARCH(∞) equation is provided. This condition allows to consider polynomially decaying coefficients, so that it can be applied to the so-called FIGARCH processes, whose existence is thus proved.
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