Bank of New York Mellon Corp/The Asymmetric ILLIQ Liquidity Analysis
High-persistence model: shocks decay very slowly, so the theoretical long-run value may not be practically meaningful
Illiquidity prediction for Monday, October 19th, 2026
1 Day
25.24
1 Week
25.06
1 Month
24.60
Analysis last updated: Friday, October 16, 2026 at 10:57 PM UTC
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How illiquidity evolves over timeParameter Estimates
Jan 2, 1990 to Oct 16, 2026Model Insight
With persistence 1.000, illiquidity shocks have a half-life of 10746 trading days (~42.6 years), close to a unit root, so long-run forecasts are highly sensitive to this estimate.
ILLIQ-AMEM Model
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| Param | Value | t-stat |
|---|---|---|
| ωconst | 0.7574 | 2.92*** |
| αARCH | 0.0796 | 1.94* |
| βGARCH | 0.8876 | 41.18*** |
| γleverage | 0.0655 | 1.55 |
1.000
Persistence10746d
Half-lifeILLIQ-AMEM Model
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| Parameter | Value | t-statistic |
|---|---|---|
ω const Unconditional variance weight | 0.7574 | 2.92*** |
α ARCH Response to squared shocks | 0.0796 | 1.94* |
β GARCH Volatility persistence | 0.8876 | 41.18*** |
γ leverage Additional response to negative shocks | 0.0655 | 1.55 |
Persistence:
1.000
Half-life:
10746 days
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