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How Risk Management Can Benefit Portfolio Managers

McCarthyMichelle

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Using value at risk to analyze portfolio risk may appear to be inaccurate and to present yet another constraint on portfolio managers. But VAR,which measures an investment's potential loss exposure over a specified time period at a given confidence level, can help senior managers in investment firms practice unified and disciplined risk management, giving investors more-reliable results and permitting portfolio managers to use a less restricted range of investment instruments.

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Using value at risk to analyze portfolio risk may appear to be inaccurate and to present yet another constraint on portfolio managers. But VAR,which measures an investment's potential loss exposure over a specified time period at a given confidence level, can help senior managers in investment firms practice unified and disciplined risk management, giving investors more-reliable results and permitting portfolio managers to use a less restricted range of investment instruments.

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Using value at risk to analyze portfolio risk may appear to be inaccurate and to present yet another constraint on portfolio managers. But VAR,which measures an investment's potential loss exposure over a specified time period at a given confidence level, can help senior managers in investment firms practice unified and disciplined risk management, giving investors more-reliable results and permitting portfolio managers to use a less restricted range of investment instruments.

Key concepts: Portfolio, Risk management, Actuarial science, Business, Application portfolio management, Constraint (computer-aided design), Project portfolio management, Investment (military)

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