Computable expressions are derived for the Expected Shortfall of portfolios whose value is a quadratic function of a number of risk factors, as arise from a Delta–Gamma–Theta approximation. The risk factors are assumed to follow an elliptical multivariate t distribution, reflecting the heavy-tailed nature of asset returns. Both an exact expression and a uniform asymptotic expansion are presented. The former involves only a single rapidly convergent integral. The latter is essentially explicit, and numerical experiments suggest that its error is negligible compared to that incurred by the Delta–Gamma–Theta approximation
AbstractWe derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Ga...
We derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Gaussian v...
Risk measures of a financial position are traditionally based on quantiles. Replacing quantiles with...
Computable expressions are derived for the Expected Shortfall of portfolios whose value is a quadrat...
We provide an accurate closed-form expression for the expected shortfall of linear portfolios with e...
A saddlepoint approximation for evaluating the expected shortfall of financial returns under realist...
Ce article est publié en Août (2005) dans International journal of theoretical and Applied finance.I...
The Basle Committee’s proposed move from Value at Risk to expected shortfall as the mandated risk me...
Generally, in the financial literature, the notion of quadratic VaR is implicitly confused with the ...
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In this paper, we generalize the parametric Delta-VaR method from portfolios with normally distribut...
We propose a new estimator for expected shortfall that uses asymptotic expansions to account for the...
The current subprime crisis has prompted us to look again into the nature of risk at the tail of the...
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AbstractWe derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Ga...
We derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Gaussian v...
Risk measures of a financial position are traditionally based on quantiles. Replacing quantiles with...
Computable expressions are derived for the Expected Shortfall of portfolios whose value is a quadrat...
We provide an accurate closed-form expression for the expected shortfall of linear portfolios with e...
A saddlepoint approximation for evaluating the expected shortfall of financial returns under realist...
Ce article est publié en Août (2005) dans International journal of theoretical and Applied finance.I...
The Basle Committee’s proposed move from Value at Risk to expected shortfall as the mandated risk me...
Generally, in the financial literature, the notion of quadratic VaR is implicitly confused with the ...
In this work we derive an exact formula to calculate the Expected Shortfall (ES) value for the one-f...
In this paper, we generalize the parametric Delta-VaR method from portfolios with normally distribut...
We propose a new estimator for expected shortfall that uses asymptotic expansions to account for the...
The current subprime crisis has prompted us to look again into the nature of risk at the tail of the...
This paper offers a new approach to modeling the distribution of a portfolio composed of either asse...
Statistical analyses on actual data depict operational risk as an extremely heavy-tailed phenomenon,...
AbstractWe derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Ga...
We derive results on the asymptotic behavior of tails and quantiles of quadratic forms of Gaussian v...
Risk measures of a financial position are traditionally based on quantiles. Replacing quantiles with...