Value-at-risk (VAR)

Assessment of longevity risk under Solvency II

As the implementation of Solvency II looms, the calibration of the standard formula remains a controversial issue as the industry runs the fifth quantitative impact study. But the current design overshoots the one in 200 year confidence level.

Understanding value at risk for insurers

Deborah Cernauskas, Gabriel David and Anthony Tarantino propose an amended approach to value-at-risk that focuses on the drivers of risk and the use of agent-based modelling and simulation to capture the bounded rationality of human decision-making

Asia Risk 15: Kenji Fujii, Mizuho Securities

Japanese financial institutions have faced severe tests during the past 15 years including rogue trading scandals, huge non-performing loans and a need to adopt aggressive regulatory rules. Kenji Fujii maps out these challenges and indicates how they…

How to make VAR go voom

An amended approach to value-at-risk that focuses on the drivers of risk and the use of agent-based modelling and simulation to capture the bounded rationality of human decision-making

Q&A: Endesa’s Jaime Roman on mergers

Jaime Roman, head of risk management at Spanish utility Endesa, talks to Katie Holliday about the attitudes to risk management in Europe from the perspective of a major European utility operating in the growing Iberian markets

When market and credit risk collide

The financial crisis highlighted that interactions between market risk and credit risk could expose banks to greater risks than had been assumed. Banks are responding by altering their structure and the models they use – but it is by no means an easy…

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