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As an emerging field of applied research, quantitative risk management (QRM) poses a lot of challenges for probabilistic and statistical modeling. This review provides a discussion on selected past, current, and possible future areas of research at the intersection of statistics and QRM. Topics...
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Grouped normal variance mixtures are a class of multivariate distributions that generalize classical normal variance mixtures such as the multivariate t distribution, by allowing different groups to have different (comonotone) mixing distributions. This allows one to better model risk factors...
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The new class of matrix-tilted Archimedean copulas is introduced. It combines properties of Archimedean and elliptical copulas by introducing a tilting matrix in the stochastic representation of Archimedean copulas, similar to the Cholesky factor for elliptical copulas. Basic properties of this...
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Motivated by too restrictive or even incorrect statements about generalized inverses in the literature, properties about these functions are investigated and proven. Examples and counterexamples show the importance of generalized inverses in mathematical theory and its applications. Copyright...
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Motivated by too restrictive or even incorrect statements about generalized inverses in the literature, properties about these functions are investigated and proven. Examples and counterexamples show the importance of generalized inverses in mathematical theory and its applications. Copyright...
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Companies in the same industry sector are usually more correlated than firms in different sectors, as they are similarly affected by macroeconomic effects, political decisions, and consumer trends. Despite the many stock return models taking this fact into account, there are only a few credit...
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