Profit and loss decomposition in continuous time and approximations
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| author | Junike, Gero Stier, Hauke Christiansen, Marcus C. |
| author_facet | Junike, Gero Stier, Hauke Christiansen, Marcus C. |
| contents | Financial institutions and insurance companies that analyze the evolution and sources of profits and losses often look at risk factors only at discrete reporting dates, ignoring the detailed paths. Continuous-time decompositions avoid this weakness and also make decompositions consistent across different reporting grids. We construct a large class of continuous-time decompositions from a new extended version of Itô's formula and uniquely identify a preferred decomposition from the axioms of exactness, symmetry and normalization. This unique decomposition turns out to be a stochastic limit of recursive Shapley values, but it suffers from a curse of dimensionality as the number of risk factors increases. We develop an approximation that breaks this curse when the risk factors almost surely have no simultaneous jumps. |
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| spellingShingle | Profit and loss decomposition in continuous time and approximations Junike, Gero Stier, Hauke Christiansen, Marcus C. Mathematical Finance Financial institutions and insurance companies that analyze the evolution and sources of profits and losses often look at risk factors only at discrete reporting dates, ignoring the detailed paths. Continuous-time decompositions avoid this weakness and also make decompositions consistent across different reporting grids. We construct a large class of continuous-time decompositions from a new extended version of Itô's formula and uniquely identify a preferred decomposition from the axioms of exactness, symmetry and normalization. This unique decomposition turns out to be a stochastic limit of recursive Shapley values, but it suffers from a curse of dimensionality as the number of risk factors increases. We develop an approximation that breaks this curse when the risk factors almost surely have no simultaneous jumps. |
| title | Profit and loss decomposition in continuous time and approximations |
| topic | Mathematical Finance |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2212.06733 |