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- August 2011Endogenous Extreme Events and the Dual Role of Prices
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- March 2010On the Impact of Fundamentals, Liquidity and Coordination on Market Stability
- July 2009Risk Appetite and Endogenous Risk
- October 2008Blame the models
- June 2008Consistent Measures of Risk
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- August 2007Optimal Portfolio Allocation Under the Probabilistic Risk Constraint and Incentives for Financial Innovation
- May 2007Regulating Hedge Funds
- February 2007Equilibrium Asset Pricing with Systemic Risk
- February 2007Currency Crises, (Hidden) Linkages, and Volume
- November 2005Subadditivity Re-Examined: the Case for Value-at-Risk
- November 2005Comparing Downside Risk Measures for Heavy Tailed Distributions
- September 2005Highwaymen or Heroes: Should Hedge Funds be Regulated?
- August 2005On time-scaling of risk and the square-root-of-time rule
- August 2005Countercyclical Capital and Currency Dependence
- October 2004Anatomy of a market crash: A market microstructure Analysis of the Turkish Overnight Liquidity Crisis
- May 2003Regulation Incentives for Risk Management in Incomplete Markets
- May 2003What Happens When You Regulate Risk? Evidence from a Simple Equilibrium Model
- February 2003On time-scaling of risk and the square-root-of-time rule
- September 2002Endogenous Risk
- September 2002On the Feasibility of Risk Based Regulation
- August 2002The impact of risk regulation on price dynamics
- February 2002Where do Extremes Matter?
- October 2001Incentives for Effective Risk Management
- June 2001An Academic Response to Basel II
- June 2001The Emperor has no Clothes: Limits to Risk Modelling
- June 2000The Cost of Conservatism: Extreme Returns, Value-at-Risk, and the Basle `Multiplication Factor'
- June 2000Using a Bootstrap Method to Choose the Sample Fraction in Tail Index Estimation
- May 2000Value-at-Risk and Extreme Returns
- March 2013Does Risk Forecasting Help Macroprudential Policy Makers
- October 2012Procyclical Leverage and Endogenous Risk
- August 2011Endogenous Extreme Events and the Dual Role of Prices
- October 2008Blame the models
- May 2007Regulating Hedge Funds
- September 2005Highwaymen or Heroes: Should Hedge Funds be Regulated?
- August 2005On time-scaling of risk and the square-root-of-time rule
- August 2005Countercyclical Capital and Currency Dependence
- May 2003Regulation Incentives for Risk Management in Incomplete Markets
- May 2003What Happens When You Regulate Risk? Evidence from a Simple Equilibrium Model
- September 2002Endogenous Risk
- September 2002On the Feasibility of Risk Based Regulation
- August 2002The impact of risk regulation on price dynamics
- June 2001An Academic Response to Basel II
- June 2001The Emperor has no Clothes: Limits to Risk Modelling
- June 2000The Cost of Conservatism: Extreme Returns, Value-at-Risk, and the Basle `Multiplication Factor'
- March 2012Fat Tails, VaR and Subadditivity
- August 2011Endogenous Extreme Events and the Dual Role of Prices
- November 2005Subadditivity Re-Examined: the Case for Value-at-Risk
- November 2005Comparing Downside Risk Measures for Heavy Tailed Distributions
- February 2002Where do Extremes Matter?
- June 2000Using a Bootstrap Method to Choose the Sample Fraction in Tail Index Estimation
- May 2000Value-at-Risk and Extreme Returns
- March 2013Does Risk Forecasting Help Macroprudential Policy Makers
- September 2012Regime Switches in Volatility and Correlation of Financial Institutions
- March 2012Fat Tails, VaR and Subadditivity
- November 2011Model Risk of Systemic Risk Models
- August 2011Endogenous Extreme Events and the Dual Role of Prices
- February 2011Robust Forecasting of Dynamic Conditional Correlation GARCH Models
- March 2010On the Impact of Fundamentals, Liquidity and Coordination on Market Stability
- October 2008Blame the models
- June 2008Consistent Measures of Risk
- August 2007Optimal Portfolio Allocation Under the Probabilistic Risk Constraint and Incentives for Financial Innovation
- February 2007Equilibrium Asset Pricing with Systemic Risk
- February 2007Currency Crises, (Hidden) Linkages, and Volume
- November 2005Subadditivity Re-Examined: the Case for Value-at-Risk
- November 2005Comparing Downside Risk Measures for Heavy Tailed Distributions
- September 2005Highwaymen or Heroes: Should Hedge Funds be Regulated?
- August 2005On time-scaling of risk and the square-root-of-time rule
- August 2005Countercyclical Capital and Currency Dependence
- May 2003Regulation Incentives for Risk Management in Incomplete Markets
- May 2003What Happens When You Regulate Risk? Evidence from a Simple Equilibrium Model
- September 2002Endogenous Risk
- September 2002On the Feasibility of Risk Based Regulation
- August 2002The impact of risk regulation on price dynamics
- October 2001Incentives for Effective Risk Management
- June 2001An Academic Response to Basel II
- June 2001The Emperor has no Clothes: Limits to Risk Modelling
- June 2000The Cost of Conservatism: Extreme Returns, Value-at-Risk, and the Basle `Multiplication Factor'
- May 2000Value-at-Risk and Extreme Returns
- August 2011Endogenous Extreme Events and the Dual Role of Prices
- March 2010On the Impact of Fundamentals, Liquidity and Coordination on Market Stability
- July 2009Risk Appetite and Endogenous Risk
- February 2007Currency Crises, (Hidden) Linkages, and Volume
- August 2005On time-scaling of risk and the square-root-of-time rule
- August 2005Countercyclical Capital and Currency Dependence
- October 2004Anatomy of a market crash: A market microstructure Analysis of the Turkish Overnight Liquidity Crisis
- May 2003What Happens When You Regulate Risk? Evidence from a Simple Equilibrium Model
- September 2002Endogenous Risk
- August 2002The impact of risk regulation on price dynamics
- March 2013Does Risk Forecasting Help Macroprudential Policy Makers
- October 2012Procyclical Leverage and Endogenous Risk
- May 2012Systemic risk arising from computer based trading and connections to the empirical literature on systemic risk
- November 2011Model Risk of Systemic Risk Models
- August 2011Endogenous and Systemic Risk
Endogenous and Systemic Risk
Jon Danielsson, Hyun Song Shin and Jean-Pierre Zigrand
August 2011
The risks impacting financial markets are attributable (at least in part) to the actions of market participants. In turn, market participants' actions depend on perceived risk. In equilibrium, risk is the fixed point of the mapping from perceived risk to actual risk. When market players believe trouble is ahead, they take actions that bring about realized volatility. This is endogenous risk. A model of endogenous risk enables the study of the propagation of financial booms and distress. Among other things, we can make precise the notion that market participants appear to become more risk-averse in response to deteriorating market outcomes. For economists, preferences and beliefs would normally be considered independent of one another. We discuss modeling of endogenous risk and some of its distinctive features, both theoretical and empirical.