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arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2024

Isotropic Correlation Models for the Cross-Section of Equity Returns

This note discusses some of the aspects of a model for the covariance of equity returns based on a simple "isotropic" structure in which all pairwise correlations are taken to be the same value. The effect of the structure on feasible values for the common correlation of returns and on the "effective degrees of freedom" within the equity cross-section are discussed, as well as the impact of this constraint on the asy

Graham L. Giller
arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2013

The impact of systemic risk on the diversification benefits of a risk portfolio

Risk diversification is the basis of insurance and investment. It is thus crucial to study the effects that could limit it. One of them is the existence of systemic risk that affects all the policies at the same time. We introduce here a probabilistic approach to examine the consequences of its presence on the risk loading of the premium of a portfolio of insurance policies. This approach could be easily generalized

Marc Busse, Michel Dacorogna, Marie Kratz
arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2008

Valuation of Mortality Risk via the Instantaneous Sharpe Ratio: Applications to Life Annuities

We develop a theory for valuing non-diversifiable mortality risk in an incomplete market. We do this by assuming that the company issuing a mortality-contingent claim requires compensation for this risk in the form of a pre-specified instantaneous Sharpe ratio. We apply our method to value life annuities. One result of our paper is that the value of the life annuity is {\it identical} to the upper good deal bound of

Erhan Bayraktar, Moshe Milevsky, David Promislow, Virginia Young
arXiv · arXiv q-fin · 2007

Financial Valuation of Mortality Risk via the Instantaneous Sharpe Ratio: Applications to Pricing Pure Endowments

We develop a theory for pricing non-diversifiable mortality risk in an incomplete market. We do this by assuming that the company issuing a mortality-contingent claim requires compensation for this risk in the form of a pre-specified instantaneous Sharpe ratio. We prove that our ensuing valuation formula satisfies a number of desirable properties. For example, we show that it is subadditive in the number of contracts

Moshe A. Milevsky, S. David Promislow, Virginia R. Young
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