← All authors Alexander Wehrli Swiss National Bank (from arXiv:2411.10009, 2024) · ORCID · OpenAlex
6 papers in scope · 5 published · 1 on the econ.EM arXiv · 73 citations · h-index 4 (over the papers listed here)
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working paper 2024 · arXiv
The excess volatility puzzle explained by financial noise amplification from endogenous feedbacks
published 2022 · Scientific Reports · 16 citations
Classification of Flash Crashes Using the Hawkes (p,q) Framework*
published 2021 · Quantitative Finance · 6 citations · first circulated 2020
Scale-, time-and asset-dependence of Hawkes process estimates on high frequency price changes
published 2021 · Quantitative Finance · 15 citations · first circulated 2020
Excess financial volatility explained by endogenous excitations revealed by EM calibrations of a generalized Hawkes point process
published 2021 · Swiss Finance Institute Research Paper Series · 2 citations
The endo–exo problem in high frequency financial price fluctuations and rejecting criticality
published 2019 · Quantitative Finance · 34 citations · first circulated 2018
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