From PF And The Systemic Risk Of Hedge Funds: Risk-Measurement Precision For Option Portfolios
Abstract The Securities and Exchange Commission’s Form PF is the implementation of Congress’s post-crisis mandate for risk reporting by hedge funds to help protect investors…
Contract As Automation: The Computational Representation Of Financial Agreements
Abstract We show that the fundamental legal structure of a well-written financial contract follows a state-transition logic that can be formalized mathematically as a finite-state…
Clustering Techniques And Their Effects On Portfolio Formation And Risk Analysis
Abstract This paper explores the application of three different port-folio formation rules using standard clustering techniques-K-means, K-mediods, and hierarchical-to a large financial data set (16…
The Application Of Visual Analytics To Financial Stability Monitoring
Abstract This paper provides an overview of visual analytics — the science of analytical reasoning enhanced by interactive visualizations tightly coupled with data analytics software…
Cryptography And The Economics Of Supervisory Information: Balancing Transparency And Confidentiality
Abstract We elucidate the tradeoffs between transparency and confidentiality in the context of financial regulation. The structure of information in financial contexts creates incentives with…
Systematic Scenario Selection: Stress Testing And The Nature Of Uncertainty
Abstract We present a technique for selecting multidimensional shock scenarios for use in financial stress testing. The methodology systematically enforces internal consistency among the shock…
Risk Management Data And Information For Improved Insigth
Abstract We provide an introduction and overview to the field of risk management for interested non-specialists, with a particular focus on the data and information…
Abstract This chapter presents the historical context for the current state of financial information and risk management. In lieu of a comprehensive history, the authors…
Encoding Transparency: Literate Programming And Test Generation For Scientific Function Libraries
Abstract We present a variation on literate programming (see Knuth: 1984, 1992) targeting multiple simultaneous readerships, both human (e.g., coders, testers, analysts, etc.) and compilers/interpreters…