Several criteria that produce rankings of risk management alternatives are evaluated. The criteria considered are Value at Risk, the Sharpe ratio, the necessary condition for first degree stochastic dominance with a risk free asset, and the necessary condition for second degree stochastic dominance with a risk free asset. The effectiveness of the criteria increases as decision-makers are assumed to be more risk averse and have greater access to financial leverage
Actuarial risks and financial asset returns are typically heavy tailed. In this paper, we introduce ...
Commercial banks face new challenges in risk management as they adapt their risk management systems ...
Traditional stochastic dominance rules are so strict and qualitative conditions that generally a sto...
Several criteria that produce rankings of risk management alternatives are evaluated. The criteria ...
The stochastic dominance with a risk free asset (SDRA) criteria are evaluated. Results show that the...
[[abstract]]Investors are seeking the portfolio which has higher return and lower risk in the portfo...
This paper proposes a new rule for risk adjustment and performance evaluation. This rule is a genera...
Stochastic dominance is a partial order on risky assets (“gamblesâ€) that is based on the uniform ...
Generalizations of traditional preference criteria such as the Sharpe ratio, the information ratio a...
The paper develops and illustrates the application of criteria for ranking risky investment alternat...
Over the past 50 years there have been innovations in the quantitative methods available to rank ris...
We compare Value at Risk (VaR) and Expected Shortfall (ES) following a Stochastic Dominance (SD) app...
Fishburn and Vickson (Stochastic dominance: an approach to decision-making under risk, Lexington Boo...
We describe two procedures that assist insurance firms in determining shareholders' risk tolerance t...
This paper clarifies when the Omega ratio and related performance measures are consistent with secon...
Actuarial risks and financial asset returns are typically heavy tailed. In this paper, we introduce ...
Commercial banks face new challenges in risk management as they adapt their risk management systems ...
Traditional stochastic dominance rules are so strict and qualitative conditions that generally a sto...
Several criteria that produce rankings of risk management alternatives are evaluated. The criteria ...
The stochastic dominance with a risk free asset (SDRA) criteria are evaluated. Results show that the...
[[abstract]]Investors are seeking the portfolio which has higher return and lower risk in the portfo...
This paper proposes a new rule for risk adjustment and performance evaluation. This rule is a genera...
Stochastic dominance is a partial order on risky assets (“gamblesâ€) that is based on the uniform ...
Generalizations of traditional preference criteria such as the Sharpe ratio, the information ratio a...
The paper develops and illustrates the application of criteria for ranking risky investment alternat...
Over the past 50 years there have been innovations in the quantitative methods available to rank ris...
We compare Value at Risk (VaR) and Expected Shortfall (ES) following a Stochastic Dominance (SD) app...
Fishburn and Vickson (Stochastic dominance: an approach to decision-making under risk, Lexington Boo...
We describe two procedures that assist insurance firms in determining shareholders' risk tolerance t...
This paper clarifies when the Omega ratio and related performance measures are consistent with secon...
Actuarial risks and financial asset returns are typically heavy tailed. In this paper, we introduce ...
Commercial banks face new challenges in risk management as they adapt their risk management systems ...
Traditional stochastic dominance rules are so strict and qualitative conditions that generally a sto...