This lecture covers risk measures used for determining risk capital, capital adequacy, and as a management tool. It introduces common examples like VaR and ES, along with methods for computing them in a market risk context.
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Explores coherent risk measures and the spectral approach to risk aversion, covering VaR, ES, subadditivity, convexity, and the creation of new risk measures.
