Cipher2014
New Member
Hi David,
I remember in one of your videos you mentioned that there are 3 approaches to VaR
Historical - historical data
Monte Carlo - future data
Parametric - no data
My question is: for MC, the first step is to generate price paths using GBM. For that, while e is randomized, don't we need historical data to come up with the mean(drift) and variance(shock)?
Could you kindly clarify?
Thanks,
Ying
I remember in one of your videos you mentioned that there are 3 approaches to VaR
Historical - historical data
Monte Carlo - future data
Parametric - no data
My question is: for MC, the first step is to generate price paths using GBM. For that, while e is randomized, don't we need historical data to come up with the mean(drift) and variance(shock)?
Could you kindly clarify?
Thanks,
Ying