jVaR {jvnVaR}

Value at Risk Function

Description

Compute VaR by many methods.

See the report: Value at Risk.<researchgate.net>

Usage

jVaR(type, Return, Alpha, N_th_day)

Arguments

type

Computing method.

. 'non_adjust_hist': Historical method without any adjustment.

. 'grch11_hist': Historical method with adjustment by Garch(1,1) method.

. 'ewhv_hist': Exponential Weighted method.

. 'ewma_hist': Historical method with adjustment by EWMA method.

. 'kernel_hist': Estimating density function using kernel fitting method.

. 'grch11_kernel_hist': Kernel fitting method apply on return adjusted by Garch(1,1).

. 'ewma_kernel_hist': Kernel fitting method apply on return adjusted by EWMA.

. 'garch11': Garch(1,1) method.

. 'normal': Normal return method.

. 'mle_normal': Normal return method (Estimating by maximum likelihood method).

. 'monte_carlo': Simulation method.

Return

A return series that computed from price series.

Alpha

Given probability of the event that loss exceeds VaR.

N_th_day

Time point of VaR computing (...,-1,0,1,...)

. -1 : previous day

. 0 : present

. 1 : next day

Value

Value at Risk at the time point.

Note

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Author(s)

Hung Vu

References

Value at Risk.(reserchgate.net)

See Also

https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Vu_Hung4

Examples

y <- c(11, 12, 10, 13, 12, 14, 13, 15, 13, 14, 12)
s <- jReturn(y)
alpha <- 0.2
h <- 0
v <- jVaR('non_adjust_hist',s,alpha,h)