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Koedijk, KeesG., Stork, PhilipA. and de Vries, CasperG. (1992). Differences between foreign exchange rate regimes: The view from the tails Journal of International Money and Finance, 11(5):462--473.


  • Affiliated author
    Philip Stork
  • Publication year
    1992
  • Journal
    Journal of International Money and Finance

In the literature on the empirical unconditional distribution of foreign exchange rate returns there is indication that the type of distribution function is related to the form of exchange rate regime. The analysis has been hampered by the nonnestedness of alternative distribution models. The paper investigates the issue by means of extremal analysis which allows for a unified treatment. In particular, we try to sort out whether apparent distributional differences are due to differences in techniques or in regimes. (JEL F31, F33).