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Understanding the attitude to risk implicit within a risk measure sheds some light on the way in which decision makers perceive losses. In this paper, a two-stage strategy is developed to characterize the underlying risk attitude involved in a risk evaluation, when executed by the family of...
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We present a methodology to forecast mortality rates and estimate longevity and mortality risks. The methodology uses Generalized Dynamic Factor Models fitted over the differences of the log-mortality rates. We compare prediction performance with models previously proposed in the literature,...
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Here is an example on how to calculate the risk of a portfolio using bivariate parametric copulas and Monte Carlo simulation. First, the parameter of the copula are estimated, then marginal distributions are fitted and value at risk (VaR) and tail value at risk (TVaR) are calculated.
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We solve a portfolio selection problem of an investor with a deterministic savings plan who aims to have a target wealth value at retirement. The investor is an expected power utility-maximizer. The target wealth value is the maximum wealth that the investor can have at retirement. By...
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A new family of distortion risk measures -GlueVaR- is proposed in Belles- Sampera et al. (2014) to procure a risk assessment lying between those provided by common quantile-based risk measures. GlueVaR risk measures may be expressed as a combination of these standard risk measures. We show here...
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