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This presentation delves into calculating risk premiums for hedge funds through the Wang Transform, exploring pricing techniques, fat tail issues, and examples. It discusses the principles, transformations, and key factors involved in deriving risk-adjusted prices. The session also touches upon the concept of no arbitrage-free condition and the absence of a clear risk measure in equilibrium pricing. The use of the Wang Transform, alongside theories like the Capital Market Line and Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model, offers a fresh perspective on coherent risk measurement. Insightful discussions on risk management, loss probability, and the challenges of dealing with extreme value indicators make this a comprehensive guide to understanding hedge fund performance evaluations.
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Hedge Fund Risk Premium Calculation by Wang Transform International AFIR Colloquium 2003 YAMASHITA, Miwaka, CFA Tokio Marine Financial Solutions Ltd.
Contents • Pricing the Hedge Fund Performance Derivatives • The Idea for the Pricing • Idea • Review of Wang Transform • Actual Examples • Fat Tail Issues • Extreme Value Indicator
= m + s C k Pricing the Hedge FundPerformance Derivatives • Risk Premium Calculation Principle : premium C m : average of losses s : standard deviation of losses : multiplier. k
Pricing the Hedge FundPerformance Derivatives • No Arbitrage Free Condition • No Equilibrium Pricing Method • No Clear Risk Measure
The Idea for the Pricing • Idea; Use Wang Transform
The Idea for the Pricing • Review of Wang Transform • Capital Market Line • Black-Scholes Option Pricing Model • Esscher Transform • Coherent Risk Measure • VaR, Tail VaR
The Idea for the Pricing • Other Discussion
Remarks • Risk Management and Risk Pricing • Loss Probability • No Risk Measure, No Equilibrium Pricing