Measurement and Forecasting of Systemic Risk: A Vine Copula Grouped-CoES Approach

Measuring systemic risk plays an important role in financial risk management to control systemic risk. By means of a vine copula grouped-CoES method, this paper aims to measure the systemic risk of Chinese financial markets. The empirical study indicates that the banking industry has a low risk and a strong ability to resist risks, but also contributes the most of the systemic risk. On the other hand, insurance companies and securities have high ES but low ΔCoES, indicating their low risk tolerance and small contribution to the systemic risk. Furthermore, this study employs a sliding window in Monte Carlo simulation to forecast systemic risk. The findings of this paper suggest that different types of financial industries should adopt different systemic risk measures.

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  2024

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  Mathematics

• Publication date

  2024-04-19

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  DOI 10.3390/math12081233
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