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portfolio allocation. We propose a new test procedure for detecting the full extent of such structural differences in the … approximation for finite samples. Moreover, we account for the multiplicity of the piecewise tail copula comparisons by adjusting …
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dependency models: a Basel III Committee independent model, a Gaussian copula dependent model, and a Wrong Way Risk (WWR) with … copula dependency approach. The results show that the CVA underestimation when using a Gaussian copula for modelling the … independent model and using the Gaussian copula is about 527%–1609%, including the period of the 2007/2008 crisis. This has …
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Technical inefficiency of production reflects a shortfall of output from the potential permitted by inputs. Allocative inefficiency reflects deviations from the optimal ratio of inputs. It is the absolute value of allocative inefficiency that is economically important. Adding allocative...
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.S. banks. We compare the impact of established multivariate copulas and the multivariate skew t copula for estimating total … distributions, heterogeneous pairwise dependence and asymmetric dependence. We show that the skew t copula can be used effectively …
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The choice of a copula model from limited data is a hard but important task. Motivated by the visual patterns that … different copula models produce in smoothed density heatmaps, we consider copula model selection as an image recognition problem … accuracy of the copula model selection task, particularly in scenarios where sample sizes and correlations are low. This …
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CEO effort is a vital determinant of a company’s profitability and for shareholder wealth. While effort is not an observable construct, its effects and results are palpable and it is defined as the final point to which the management directs its work. For an agent to perform at optimal levels,...
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