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11 results for FRTB

Facing the FRTB, banks need to allocate their capital to each business units or risk positions to evaluate the capital efficiency of their strategies. This paper proposes two computationally efficient allocation methods which are weighted according to liquidity horizon. Both methods provide more stable and less negativ…

2018-01-23abs ↗pdf ↗

This work reviews and tests risk allocation strategies in finance, highlighting Shapley allocation's advantages.

problem Risk allocation in financial institutions with non-additive risk measures and layered structures.
method Systematic review of risk allocation strategies, testing in simplified and realistic settings, including Basel 2.5 and FRTB.
result Shapley allocation offers the best compromise between simplicity, mathematical properties, and computational cost.

Financial institutions now face the important challenge of having to do multiple portfolio revaluations for their risk computation. The list is almost endless: from XVAs to FRTB, stress testing programs, etc. These computations require from several hundred up to a few million revaluations. The cost of implementing thes…

2018-05-02abs ↗pdf ↗

Unified RMOT framework for non-modelable risk factors reduces audit bounds.

problem Infinite audit bounds for exotic derivatives pricing with sparse market data.
method Rough Martingale Optimal Transport (RMOT) with rough volatility regularization.
result Finite, explicit, and asymptotically tight extrapolation bounds for non-modelable risk factors.

Differential ML combines AAD with ML for fast, accurate financial derivatives pricing and risk management.

problem Computational bottlenecks in financial derivatives risk management.
method Novel algorithms using automatic adjoint differentiation (AAD) for training fast, accurate approximations in real-time.
result Convergence guarantees for fast, accurate pricing and risk approximations for arbitrary derivatives instruments.

SHARC explains machine learning risk models for regulatory capital, linking outputs to scenarios.

problem Inability to explain machine learning model outputs to regulatory bodies.
method SHAP-based explainability framework for Hybrid GPR-HS architecture and SVaR stress-testing.
result SHARC links SVaR outputs to scenario inputs, providing auditable traceability.