List of Tables
IV.1.1 | Active returns |
IV.1.2 | LPM of various orders relative to two different thresholds |
IV.1.3 | Normal VaR with drift adjustment |
IV.1.4 | The tail of the return distribution and of the active return distribution |
IV.1.5 | Comparison of estimates from different VaR models |
IV.2.1 | Normal linear VaR for different volatilities, significance levels and risk horizons |
IV.2.2 | Risk factor sensitivities |
IV.2.3 | PV01 of cash flows and volatilities of UK and US interest rates |
IV.2.4 | Correlations between UK and US interest rates |
IV.2.5 | PV01 of cash flows and volatilities of LIBOR rates |
IV.2.6 | Correlations between LIBOR rates |
IV.2.7 | Cross correlations between credit spreads and LIBOR rates |
IV.2.8 | Volatilities and correlations of LIBOR and credit spreads |
IV.2.9 | Eigenvalues of covariance matrix of UK spot rates – short end |
IV.2.10 | Net sensitivities on PC risk factors |
IV.2.11 | Stock portfolio characteristics |
IV.2.12 | Characteristics of 10-day returns |
IV.2.13 | Characteristics of an international equity portfolio |
IV.2.14 | Annual covariance matrix Ω of equity and forex risk factor returns |
IV.2.15 | VaR decomposition for diversified international stock portfolio |
IV.2.16 | Volatilities and correlations of risk factors |
IV.2.17 | VaR decomposition into equity and forex factors |
IV.2.18 | Volatilities and correlations of natural gas and silver futures |
IV.2.19 | Commodities trading desk positions on natural gas and silver |
IV.2.20 | 1% 10-day VaR of commodity futures ... |
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