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Fallacies about the effects of market risk management systems

This paper takes another look at allegations that risk management systems have contributed to increased volatility in financial markets, with the particular example of the summer of 1998. The paper also provides new evidence on the potential effect of VAR-based market risk charges for commercial banks under the Basel Accord.

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