Do you know the level of risk in your portfolios?

Here are the facts. There are three standard methodologies for measuring risk: Historical Simulation, Parametric Modeling, and Monte Carlo Simulation. The Value at Risk (VaR) can be calculated using the historical method, the Parametric method, or the Monte Carlo simulation. Relying on history leaves you vulnerable to risk models underestimating the market impact of abnormal events, as these models only consider normal circumstances. What could go wrong when markets act contrary to the norm?

Try our stress test, which uses AI to replace outdated models with forward-looking scenario analysis. You can see vulnerabilities before they become a crisis, so you avoid false confidence.

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Who should try this tool?

  • Does anyone want to know how much risk they are taking? Is the risk higher than anticipated? Should you be confident?
  • Anyone who wants to test out how a purchase will impact the risk in their portfolio?

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