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Risk Measurement Case Study 2
Louis Branthomme Hadrien N’Dong Nzue Ali Ighirouayour Nada Alami-Louati
What is the ex-ante risk profile of the augmented portfolio at Thursday 28-Oct-2021 close and how does this compare against the default mix ? How do the tail risks of the portfolio change after implementing the active positions ? How is this portfolio expected to perform in stressed market scenarios and how does this compare against the default mix ?
Table of Contents
1. Individual Asset Analysis
2. Augmented Portfolio vs. Default Portfolio
3. Estimation and Comparison of the risk measures
4. Evaluation of the new risk profile
5. Evaluating tail risk
6. Stress Testing
Individual Asset Analysis
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Augmented Portfolio vs. Default Portfolio
Estimation and comparison of the risk measures
EW
EWMA
GARCH
VS
Evaluation of the new risk profile
Relative performance
Over Time Test
Bias Test
Distribution
EWMA vol: Kurtosis = 2.35 Skewness = -0.56 GARCH vol: Kurtosis = 2.93 Skweness = -0.52
For the EWMA volatility : stdev(z)=1.05 For the GARCH volatility : stdev(z)=0.82
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For EWMA volatility, MRAD = 0.056 For GARCH volatility, MRAD = 0.193
EWMA vol: ∑QL = -21365.21 GARCH vol: ∑QL = -21925.42
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All criteria encourage us to choose EWMA volatility.
Evaluating tail risk
Stress Tests
4 Risk Factors
- Equities
- Oil
- Gold
- Interest Rates
Equities (2008 Financial Crisis)
Oil (2020 pandemic)
Gold (2020 pandemic)
Interest Rates (1994 bond market crisis)
Thanks!