| 英文摘要 |
This study explores the impact of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on stock market volatility, employing GARCH, GJR-GARCH, and E-GARCH models to analyze stock returns on the Taiwan Stock Exchange. The findings show that elevated ETF turnover heightens market volatility, fueled by increased trading activity and noise trader involvement. Greater market liquidity further amplifies this volatility. Moreover, the analysis uncovers a negative asymmetry in market response, with stock returns exhibiting a stronger reaction to negative information shocks than to positive ones. Furthermore, both the transition in the creation and redemption mechanism and periods of market turbulence intensify the influence of ETFs on stock market volatility. These findings stress the importance for investors to closely monitor ETF trading activity, given its substantial effect on stock return volatility and risk premiums. Regulators should consider adopting appropriate policies to ensure market stability as ETFs play an increasingly prominent role in financial markets. |