Advanced Value-at-risk Sample Exercises

 

The course Advanced Value-at-Risk includes 40 exercises that are performed individually or in small groups. Sample exercises are indicated here.

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Sample Exercises

Sample 1: Measure VaR as 1-day 95% USD VaR and employ cash valuation. Today’s date is March 2, 2001. A gold portfolio comprises: 200 ounces of gold to be received in one trading day; a long position of 6 April contracts; and a short position of 2 June contracts. Construct a primary mapping for the portfolio based upon three key factors:

Sample 2: In our discussion of holdings remappings, we illustrated three approaches for fixed cash-flows and one for interest-rate caps. Of the three fixed cash-flow approaches, which is most analogous to the cap approach?

Sample 3: Given a principal-component remapping, if is non-singular and joint-normal, is necessarily joint-normal?

Sample 4: A Monte Carlo transformation employs a sample size m = 5000. For a particular portfolio it has a 2.6% standard error. What sample size should be used to achieve a standard error of 1.0%?

 

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