Mapping a Fixed Income Portfolio to Risk Factors
This video by explains the concept of mapping fixed income portfolios to risk factors.
Why map portfolios to risk factors? It's a shortcut because portfolios are complicated; e.g., even delta-normal VaR employing a covariance matrix contains n(n+1)/2 pair-wise correlations in a dreaded "curse of dimensionality." The reality of a portfolio's true risk exposure is both ultimately unknowable and undeniably complex. Mapping reduces the portfolio to a few key characteristics. The approximation sacrifices accuracy but makes the portfolio amenable to, say, stress testing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CYQ2\_Xzr8uk
This video is developed by David from Bionic Turtle.
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