Communication in Statistics- Theory and Methods · 2011 · 19 citations · 28 references
BusinessFinanceInsuranceEconometricsFinancial EconomicsInsurance EconomicsBootstrap MethodsExtreme Value TheoryRisk EstimationRisk MeasurementRisk TheoryValue At RiskExtreme Value EstimationParametric BootstrapSubject ClassificationTail Index EstimationTail Risk AnalysisTail Risk EstimationTail Risk Modeling
Abstract In this article, we deal with the estimation, under a semi-parametric framework, of a positive extreme value index γ, the primary parameter in Statistics of Extremes, and associated estimation of the Value at Risk (VaR) at a level p, the size of the loss occurred with a small probability p. We consider second-order minimum-variance reduced-bias (MVRB) estimators, and propose the use of bootstrap computer-intensive methods for the adaptive choice of thresholds, both for γ and Var p . Applications in the fields of insurance and finance, as well as a small-scale simulation study of the bootstrap adaptive estimators’ behaviour, are also provided. Keywords: Bootstrap methodsSemi-parametric estimationStatistics of extremesValue at riskMathematics Subject Classification: Primary 62G32, 62E20Secondary 65C05 Acknowledgment Research partially supported by FCT/POCI and PPDCT/FEDER.
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Tail Index Estimation and an Exponential Regression Model
Jan Beirlant, Goedele Dierckx, Yuri Goegebeur et al. · Extremes · 1999 · 280 citations