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    Dowd, Page 11, Evaluate estimators of risk measures by estimating their SE

    Hello everyone, I'm new and still try to orientate myself in the Forum. Therefore if this post belongs to another tag/thread, please guide me. On page 11 of Dowd (Market Risk) the 90% Confidence invertal for 95% Var was calculated. I understand most of it, but I don't understand how p (bin...
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    P.2 T5 Dowd study notes pg 10 confidence intervals

    Hello David, Could you please let me know which are the relevant values you plug in the equation q+1.645*se(q) to obtain the 90% confidence intrerval [0.600, 2.690]? Many thanks.
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    Query about ES calculation in Dowd Study Guide Page 15

    Hi, I am new to asking in the forum and presently didn't understand the calculation of 95% ES for a single bond? In the calculation here: [2% * 1 + (5%-2%) * 0] /5% 1. What are 1 and 0 in the above calculation: I thought it to be payoffs, Is it correct? 2. I assumed 2% is the default...
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    Pritsker (2001) - P/L distribution of VaR and ES

    Hi David, I am referring to Dowd's footnote: 'HS fails to take account of useful information from the upper tail of the P/L distribution. If the stock experiences a series of large falls, then a position that was long the market would experience large losses that should show up, albeit later...
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    Computation of the standard error of a coherent risk measure

    Dear all, studying the computation of se(q) for the confidence interval of a coherent risk measure (here VaR) in the GARP books, I noticed two inconsistencies. 1. f(q) is indicated as "= 1-0.9446-0.0450" while I believe it would only make sense to compute it as "f(q)=1-(0.9446-0.0450)", i.e...
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