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| == Monte Carlo methods in VaR analysis ==
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| | | To pay down debt means repaying the principal, in full or in part. |
| In Value at Risk analysis, an alternative method for calculating the probability distribution (rather than using the Delta-normal method or the Historical simulation method).
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| Monte Carlo simulations consist of two steps:
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| :First, a stochastic (random) process for financial variables is specified as well as process parameters.
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| :Both historical data and appropriate judgement can be used for such parameters as risk and correlations.
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| :Second, multiple fictitious price paths are simulated for all variables of interest. At each horizon considered, the portfolio is marked-to-market using full valuation.
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| :A distribution of returns is eventually produced, from which a VaR figure can be measured.
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| == Monte Carlo methods in other applications ==
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| More generally, Monte Carlo methods are the simulation of multiple fictitious outcomes, using a combination of historical and judgemental parameters and a randomised process.
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| The name originated from the famous Monte Carlo casino.
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| == See also == | | == See also == |
| * [[Stochastic]] | | * [[Debt]] |
| * [[Value at risk]] | | * [[Pay]] |
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| [[Category:Risk_frameworks]] | |
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Borrowings management
To pay down debt means repaying the principal, in full or in part.
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