Titlebook: Managing Uncertainty, Mitigating Risk; Tackling the Unknown Nick B. Firoozye,Fauziah Ariff Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Probability: The Building Blocksmes of chance,. and statistics, with its roots in the analysis of government census data,. have both been applied in modern finance with great success. Meanwhile, they have developed independently as fields, and the many applications of both these fields to modern finance have grown over time.

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Probability Appliedof the concept of risk in modern finance in Chapter 2. Here we will touch on many of the major modelling-based developments in modern risk and finance and their statistical underpinnings. We present a broad overview of probabilistic methods in use in banking and finance today and how probabilistic t

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Classification of Unknowns and Risk Scenariosh are generally well known, the need to broaden the discussion to include a wider range of the unknown requires a significant departure from previously used methods. In particular, we need to define and characterise types of the unknown, given that some unknowns are merely random, some are capable o

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Knowledge and Information: An Unrestricted Viewhow risks are managed in banking and finance. We showed that qualitative inputs such as expertise and insight are consistently disregarded, thus making it difficult to acknowledge and assess the possibility of one-off or rare events, for which there is, by nature, little data, in order to manage unc

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Methodology and Applications of UVaRdealing with wider senses of the unknown — structural models which allow us to examine deeply each risk scenario. In effect we model their drivers and their consequences. Together, this should allow us to take on uncertainty and reduce its impact. We outlined the operational roles and functions requ

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Final Thoughtsrisk managers grow. Risk management has tackled a great many areas of risk, but systemic risk and one-offs are a new chapter and require new methods for risk managers to assess and mitigate. While uncertainty was always an element in financial markets, after the crisis, its effects have become more

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