A News-Based Approach for Computing Historical Value-at-Risk International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012) Frederik Hogenboom.

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A News-Based Approach for Computing Historical Value-at-Risk International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012) Frederik Hogenboom Michael de Winter Flavius Frasincar Alexander Hogenboom Erasmus University Rotterdam PO Box 1738, NL-3000 DR Rotterdam, the Netherlands July 13, 2012

Introduction (1) Value-at-Risk (VaR): –Threshold value for a given portfolio, confidence, and time horizon, such that the probability that the loss on the portfolio over the given time horizon does not exceed this value, is at the given confidence level –Assumes normal market conditions, i.e., no sudden (unexpected) trend breaks –Limitations: Meaningful on normally distributed losses Difficult optimization … –Still a widely used risk measure in financial markets for quantifying the risk of loss on a portfolio of financial equities International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Introduction (1) Value-at-Risk (VaR) is a threshold value, such that the probability of future returns exceeding this threshold is at a given confidence level VaR is a widely used risk measure in financial markets for quantifying the risk of loss on a portfolio of financial equities Limitation: assumption of normal market conditions, i.e., no sudden (unexpected) trend breaks International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Introduction (2) Real world: news causes derivations from trends International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Introduction (3) How to incorporate news in VaR calculations? Historical VaR: –Based on historical returns –Changes in the past are predictive for the future –We can ignore noisy data around the time financial events are reported in news Data from ViewerPro software: –2010 data for 363 equities and 119 financial event types (acquisition, profit announcement, CEO change, …) –Per equity hourly stock rates and ± 50 – 75 events International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Framework (1) International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Framework (2) Data processing: –ViewerPro collects ticker data and news –Data is converted to chronologically ordered historical prices and financial events Noise removal: –Historical prices are cleaned from noise caused by infrequently occurring events (identified through a Poisson distribution) –For this, the subsequent prices are set to the previous price for a specific amount of time –Time window is optimized –Cleaned prices are stored in a separate list International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Framework (3) Return calculation: –Return is to be interpreted as the profit that can be obtained if a share is bought at time t and sold at time t+1 –Both sets of prices are converted to returns: VaR calculation: International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Framework (4) Example: 21 prices, event at t=6, window=8, α=0.95 International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012) pricesreturnsreturns' thisteventthisteventhistevent → →

Evaluation (1) Using our 2010 data set, we compare outcomes of historical VaR calculations against event-based historical VaR First, we determine the optimal fixed window size by evaluating various metrics Additionally, we evaluate the performance of VaR calculations with variable window sizes: –Large percentile differences (> 50%) from the mean stock rate per equity after an event occurrence indicate noise that should be removed –The length of the period in which large differences occur differs per event International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Evaluation (2) Metrics: –Mean Squared Error (MSE): –OutPerformed Total (OPT): –Overconfident Predictions (CONF): International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Evaluation (3) The optimal fixed window size of the adjusted (event-based) historical method is set to 10 after minimizing MSE, maximizing OPT, and minimizing CONF International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Evaluation (4) Using a fixed window size results in a 31.73% lower MSE and 71.72% of the event-based VaR predictions outperform the traditional ones Using variable window sizes results in a 35.47% lower MSE and 71.01% of the event-based VaR predictions outperform the traditional ones Results are significant (with p -value of ) International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012) window = 10window = event-based Measurehisteventhistevent MSE1.1220E E E E-06 OPT

Conclusions We proposed a way to enhance the historical calculation and prediction of VaR by: –Taking into consideration rare events from news causing noise in stock prices through over- and under reactions –Introducing a price denoisation process linked to these events –Using the cleaned prices for the calculation of returns and VaR Results show that event-based VaR outperforms historical VaR calculation in 70% of the cases (i.e., the MSE drops significantly with 30-35%) Future work: –Account for type of news events (rumors, announcements, …) –Account for general stock market events (crisis, …) –Expand to other financial risk measurements (cVaR, …) International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)

Questions International Symposium on Management Intelligent Systems 2012 (IS-MiS 2012)