Opinion - Why value at risk holds its own - The increasing complexity of financial markets raises the question of how risk can be communicated effectively across a broad spectrum of people. Despite some criticism, as in Euromoney November 2004, the value-at-risk measure has established itself as an industry-wide tool. Regulators don't depend on it entirely.
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2005
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Authors: | Lotz, Christopher ; Stahl, Gerhard |
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Euromoney. - London : Euromoney Publ, ISSN 0014-2433, ZDB-ID 1902325. - 2005, p. 96-100
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