Price Transmission Effect between Common Stock andits ADR for Chinese Stock Market: An Application of theDCC Model

碩士 === 國立東華大學 === 國際經濟研究所 === 95 === With increasing of capital demand and globalized investment, scholars start to focus on analyzing the connection of the financial markets. The article uses the daily stock prices for fifteen Chinese companies which are dually listed in the HKSE as H-shares and in...

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Main Authors: Yen-Hsien Li, 李彥賢
Other Authors: Chien-Fu Chen
Format: Others
Language:zh-TW
Published: 2007
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/x5zbng
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Summary:碩士 === 國立東華大學 === 國際經濟研究所 === 95 === With increasing of capital demand and globalized investment, scholars start to focus on analyzing the connection of the financial markets. The article uses the daily stock prices for fifteen Chinese companies which are dually listed in the HKSE as H-shares and in the NYSE as ADR. We use ARCH test and CCC test to verify the applicability of the Engle’s GARCH-DCC model. Our empirical results find the return series for dual-listed stocks exhibit autocorrelation, conditional heteroscedaticity and the conditional correlation is not constant over time. The article employs the bivariate GARCH model with dynamic conditional correlation, proposed by Engle (2002), to analyze price transmission between common share listed in Chinese stock marekt and its ADR. The evidence find most companies exist the bidirectional transmission in terms of returns, the information transmission from underlying market to the ADR market exists only for few companies. The impact of underlying market is positive but the impact of ADR market is negative for all dual-listed stocks. Therefore, the impact of underlying market on ADR market is more significant. In terms of volatility spillover, there exits a bidirectional spillover effect for all dual-listed stocks. This implies that the volatility in ADR or underlying markets have a significant impact on each market, but there exists a less influence from market self. No matter what the impact from underlying market or ADR market are positive. However the volatility in the ADR market have more significant influence on the volatility in the underlying market. Finally, concerning the market correlation, the dynamic conditional correlation between the dual-listed stocks between the adjacent periods is mutually influence significantly, but have no significant impact on standardized residuals. And the dynamic conditional correlation coefficients between underlying market and ADR market are highly volatile.