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European Conference Proceedings
MayMay 19,19, 20262026
SPEAKER PRESENTATIONS
VOLATILITY FORECASTING FACTORS
Presenter: Ingmar Nolte
Institution: Professor of Finance and Econometrics, Lancaster University
Biography: Ingmar Nolte is Professor of Finance and Econometrics at Lancaster
University and Director of the Centre for Financial Econometrics, Asset
Markets and Macroeconomic Policy. He obtained his PhD in Econometrics
from the University of Konstanz, Germany in 2008 and held positions at the
University of Warwick before joining Lancaster in 2013. His current research
interests include volatility modelling using high-frequency data, factor and
next generation investing, signal extraction using machine learning
methods as well as research in climate finance such as the carbon risk
premia. His research has been published widely including in journals such
as the Journal of Econometrics, Journal of Business and Economic Statistics,
Journal of Financial Econometrics and Journal of Financial and Quantitative
Analysis.
Original Paper: • Volatility Forecasting Factors
Presentation: • Presentation Slides
Key Takeaways: • The paper asks whether equity volatility can be forecast more
accurately by treating it as a multivariate, factor-driven process
rather than a stock-by-stock univariate one, motivated by the
observation that existing HAR-family models ignore the rich cross-
sectional co-movement documented in realized variances across the
Fama-French factor zoo.
• The sample covers 5,370 U.S. common stocks listed on NYSE,
NASDAQ, and AMEX from 2014 to 2023, constructed from NYSE
TAQ millisecond tick data sampled on 1-second grids, yielding
approximately 320 billion data points, and supplemented by a high-
frequency factor zoo of 6 Fama-French factors plus 281 characteristic
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