各位大大好,我在海外读书,碰到了一道挺有意思的题目,需要预测portfolio的1 day VaR99%,题目给出的信息很少只有一个 portfolio:shorting $1000 of one month Vega. 这个题目是个估算题,所以可以自己设assumption。不知道大家能否帮个忙? I have come across an estimation question regarding estimating the 1 day 99% VaR for various positions. For these questions, I am allowed to make assumptions.
Say I'm shorting $1000 of one-month Vega, what would be my 99% VaR? what is a reasonable way to estimate? My thoughts were: The cash vega of position is $1000, the assumed volatility is 1% ( is this a reasonable assumption) and the Z(99%) = 2.33. Therefore the VaR99% = 2.33 *1%*1000 = 23.3. Is this the right way to estimate?
Question 2:
And also if I'm shorting $1000 cash delta, in order to estimate 1 day VaR 99%, is it right to do this way?
Assume daily volatility of 1%, and assume normal return.
Then the VaR = 1% * Z(99%)*1000 = 1%*2.33*1000 = 23.3?
Question 3:
Is there a difference for estimating VaR between shorting and longing the same cash delta?
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