A new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance

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Autori principali: Guan, Yuanying, Huang, Muqiao, Wang, Ruodu
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author Guan, Yuanying
Huang, Muqiao
Wang, Ruodu
author_facet Guan, Yuanying
Huang, Muqiao
Wang, Ruodu
contents We provide a new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance, also known as increasing concave order. The result has an intuitive interpretation that adding a risk with negative expected value in adverse scenarios makes the resulting position generally less desirable for risk-averse agents. A similar characterization is also found for convex order and increasing convex order. The proof techniques for the main result are based on properties of Expected Shortfall, a family of risk measures that is popular in banking and insurance regulation. Applications in risk management and insurance are discussed.
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spellingShingle A new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance
Guan, Yuanying
Huang, Muqiao
Wang, Ruodu
Risk Management
We provide a new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance, also known as increasing concave order. The result has an intuitive interpretation that adding a risk with negative expected value in adverse scenarios makes the resulting position generally less desirable for risk-averse agents. A similar characterization is also found for convex order and increasing convex order. The proof techniques for the main result are based on properties of Expected Shortfall, a family of risk measures that is popular in banking and insurance regulation. Applications in risk management and insurance are discussed.
title A new characterization of second-order stochastic dominance
topic Risk Management
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2402.13355