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Expected shortfall (CVaR)

Ein Risikomaß, das dem durchschnittlichen Verlust in den schlimmsten Randszenarien entspricht — etwa den schlechtesten 5 % — und damit, anders als ein einzelnes Perzentil, zeigt, wie schlimm die schlechten Fälle wirklich werden.

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