2003 · 72 citations · 6 references
BusinessFinanceFinancial ManagementFinancial EconomicsPortfolio ManagementQuantitative FinanceAsset AllocationCredit RiskFinancial RiskMonte Carlo MethodsMonte Carlo SimulationPortfolio TheoryCapital AllocationCapital Allocation OptimizationMerton ModelMonte Carlo EstimationMonte Carlo Portfolio SimulationPortfolio Capital AllocationRisk-based Capital AllocationVolatility Capital
The expected shortfall and volatility capital allocation schemes are analyzed from a formal mathematical perspective and in a simulation study. We argue that expected shortfall is the superior measure for the allocation of capital in credit portfolios. The simulation is based on a new importance sampling algorithm for Merton-type models, which greatly increases the precision of Monte-Carlo estimates.
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