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:"Historical simulation is conceptually the simplest alternative method to the delta-normal. There is no assumption about how markets operate. | |||
:For any given portfolio held today, you calculate repeatedly its hypothetical value change as if it had been held for a one day period in the past, using the relevant market price changes and other market rate changes for each successive day. | |||
:At each step, you do a full valuation and calculate the ex-post or historical value changes over one day." | |||
:''Historical simulation method - the Treasurer's Wiki'' | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Ex-ante]] | * [[Ex-ante]] | ||
* [[Historical simulation method]] | |||
[[Category:The_business_context]] | |||
Latest revision as of 00:03, 23 March 2021
Historical.
- "Historical simulation is conceptually the simplest alternative method to the delta-normal. There is no assumption about how markets operate.
- For any given portfolio held today, you calculate repeatedly its hypothetical value change as if it had been held for a one day period in the past, using the relevant market price changes and other market rate changes for each successive day.
- At each step, you do a full valuation and calculate the ex-post or historical value changes over one day."
- Historical simulation method - the Treasurer's Wiki
