Journal of Risk Finance: Volume 5 Issue 2

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Integrating Interest Rate Risk in Credit Portfolio Models

PETER GRUNDKE

I. INTRODUCTION A typical shortcoming of most current credit portfolio models is the lack of a stochastic modeling of risk factors, such as interest rates or credit spreads…

Forecasting Retail Portfolio Credit Risk

DANIEL RÖSCH, HARALD SCHEULE

A major topic in retail lending is the measurement of the inherent portfolio credit risk. The needs for a better understanding and dealing with default risky securities have been…

Effect of Uncertainties in Modeling Tropical Cyclones on Pricing of Catastrophe Bonds: A Case Study

SIAMAK DANESHVARAN, ROBERT E. MORDEN

The insurance industry, in general, accepts large risks due to the combined severity and frequency of catastrophic events; further, these risks are poorly defined given the small…

Arbitrage Algebra and the Price of Multi‐Peril ILS

MORTON N. LANE

At this year's third annual Bond Market Association Risk‐Linked Securities Conference, John Seo gave an excellent address entitled “Risk Management Tools for Investors.” The more…

Long‐Term Value at Risk

KEVIN DOWD, DAVID BLAKE, ANDREW CAIRNS

One of the most significant recent developments in the risk measurement and management area has been the emergence of value at risk (VaR). The VaR of a portfolio is the maximum…

Developing and Implementing a Stochastic Decision‐Support Model Within an Organizational Context: Part II—The Organization

KJETIL HØYLAND, ERIK RANBERG, STEIN W. WALLACE

Enterprise risk management has been defined as the strategy that aligns the firm's business with the risk factors of its environment in the pursuit of strategic objectives…

Cover of Journal of Risk Finance

ISSN:

1526-5943

Online date, start – end:

1999

Copyright Holder:

Emerald Publishing Limited

Open Access:

hybrid

Merged from:

Balance Sheet

Editor:

  • Nawazish Mirza