2015
DOI: 10.1007/s11009-015-9444-9
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Vector-Valued Tail Value-at-Risk and Capital Allocation

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“…Finally, using the projection methods developed in Section 4, we obtain optimal values s * Table 1 illustrates that the orthogonal projection based on the multivariate lower orthant VaR always provides smaller results compared to the orthogonal projection based on the multivariate lower orthant TVaR, which is consistent with previous results in Cossette et al [13]. Moreover, as the dependence parameter increases, one sees that allocation values also increase, which shows consistency for practical applications.…”
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“…Finally, using the projection methods developed in Section 4, we obtain optimal values s * Table 1 illustrates that the orthogonal projection based on the multivariate lower orthant VaR always provides smaller results compared to the orthogonal projection based on the multivariate lower orthant TVaR, which is consistent with previous results in Cossette et al [13]. Moreover, as the dependence parameter increases, one sees that allocation values also increase, which shows consistency for practical applications.…”
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“…Therefore, we refer the reader to Cossette et al [12] and Cossette et al [13] for more details, graphical illustrations and demonstrations related to bivariate lower and upper orthant TVaR.…”
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“…From an actuarial perspective, multivariate risk measures generalizing VaR are treated in Embrechts and Puccetti [2006], Cossette et al [2012], Cousin and Di Bernardino [2013] and Torres et al [2015]. Multivariate versions of TVaR have been defined in Cousin and Di Bernardino [2014] and Cossette et al [2015]. Maume-Deschamps et al [2017] also introduce a multivariate extension of expectiles.…”
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