{"title":"正态和正态逼近在期权和股票组合风险度量中的应用","authors":"E. Sulistianingsih., D. Rosadi, Abdurakhman","doi":"10.1063/1.5139181","DOIUrl":null,"url":null,"abstract":"Measuring risk of a portfolio comprising of multi assets such as option and stock by Value at Risk (VaR) will become more challenging because unlike stock price, value of an option has a nonlinear dependence on market risk factor. This paper considered to utilize Delta Normal and Delta Gamma Normal as a linear approach of the factor determining price of the assets. The methods use consecutively the expansion of first and second-order Taylor Series to approximate the profit loss, which is prominent to develop VaR of a multi-asset portfolio. As an application of these methods, this paper analyzed a portfolio comprising of one stock (Exxon Mobile Corporation (XOM)) and two options from two different enterprises, namely JD.com, Inc. (JD), and Eni. S.p. A (E). According to Kupiec Backtesting, it can be concluded that in this case, VaR Delta Normal and VaR Delta Gamma Normal Models provide a good risk measurement at some different confidence levels (90, 95, and 99 percent).Measuring risk of a portfolio comprising of multi assets such as option and stock by Value at Risk (VaR) will become more challenging because unlike stock price, value of an option has a nonlinear dependence on market risk factor. This paper considered to utilize Delta Normal and Delta Gamma Normal as a linear approach of the factor determining price of the assets. The methods use consecutively the expansion of first and second-order Taylor Series to approximate the profit loss, which is prominent to develop VaR of a multi-asset portfolio. As an application of these methods, this paper analyzed a portfolio comprising of one stock (Exxon Mobile Corporation (XOM)) and two options from two different enterprises, namely JD.com, Inc. (JD), and Eni. S.p. A (E). 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Delta normal and delta gamma normal approximation in risk measurement of portfolio consisted of option and stock
Measuring risk of a portfolio comprising of multi assets such as option and stock by Value at Risk (VaR) will become more challenging because unlike stock price, value of an option has a nonlinear dependence on market risk factor. This paper considered to utilize Delta Normal and Delta Gamma Normal as a linear approach of the factor determining price of the assets. The methods use consecutively the expansion of first and second-order Taylor Series to approximate the profit loss, which is prominent to develop VaR of a multi-asset portfolio. As an application of these methods, this paper analyzed a portfolio comprising of one stock (Exxon Mobile Corporation (XOM)) and two options from two different enterprises, namely JD.com, Inc. (JD), and Eni. S.p. A (E). According to Kupiec Backtesting, it can be concluded that in this case, VaR Delta Normal and VaR Delta Gamma Normal Models provide a good risk measurement at some different confidence levels (90, 95, and 99 percent).Measuring risk of a portfolio comprising of multi assets such as option and stock by Value at Risk (VaR) will become more challenging because unlike stock price, value of an option has a nonlinear dependence on market risk factor. This paper considered to utilize Delta Normal and Delta Gamma Normal as a linear approach of the factor determining price of the assets. The methods use consecutively the expansion of first and second-order Taylor Series to approximate the profit loss, which is prominent to develop VaR of a multi-asset portfolio. As an application of these methods, this paper analyzed a portfolio comprising of one stock (Exxon Mobile Corporation (XOM)) and two options from two different enterprises, namely JD.com, Inc. (JD), and Eni. S.p. A (E). According to Kupiec Backtesting, it can be concluded that in this case, VaR Delta Normal and VaR Delta Gamma Normal Models provide a good risk measurement at some different confidence levels (90, 95, and 99 percent).
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