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Financial Econometric : MBA-229

Lecture No.DescriptionLecture By
Lecture 1 Meaning, Nature, scope and methodology of Financial EconometricsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 2 Types of DataLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 3 Returns in financial modellingLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 4 Process of formulation of econometric modelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 5 Simple Linear Regression Model: Assumptions, Procedures and properties of OLS estimatorLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 6 Co-efficient of determination, Tests of significance, Maximum Likelihood MethodLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 7 Multiple Linear Regression Analysis: Method of least squares, Properties of OLS estimatorLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 8 Test of significance of regression coefficient, R2 and adjusted R2Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 9 MulticollinearityLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 10 Autocorrelation and HetroscedasticityLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 11 Functional formsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 12 Dummy variables-Nature and usesLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 13 Stationary Time Series Models: Stochastic processLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 14 Stationary, Modeling AR, MA, ARMA processesLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 15 Deterministic and stochastic trendsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 16 Unit rootsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 17 Testing unit roots – Dickey & FullerLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 18 Phillips and Perron tests.Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 19 Modelling Volatility – Conditional Heteroscedastic ModelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 20 ARCH ModelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 21 GARCH Models, Estimation of GARCH ModelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 22 Forecasting with GARCH Model, Asymmetric GARCH ModelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 23 The GARCH-in-Mean ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 24 Volatility and Correlation: The VECH ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 25 The Diagonal VECH ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 26 The BEKK ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 27 The Constant Correlation ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 28 The Dynamic Correlation ModelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 29 Vector Autoregressive Models: Issues in VAR, Hypothesis Testing in VARLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 30 Dynamic Econometric Models: distributed lag modelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 31 Autoregressive modelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 32 Instrumental variable estimationLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 33 Simultaneous equation modelsLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 34 Panel Data Models Methods of estimation; fixed effects modelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
Lecture 35 Random effects modelLecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by ,    Lecture by
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