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NAVIN BAFNANAVIN BAFNAARVIND SHAHARVIND SHAH

ABAHAN BANERJEEABAHAN BANERJEEABHISHEK CHANDRAABHISHEK CHANDRAABHISHEK DHAWANABHISHEK DHAWAN

FINANCIAL MATHS GROUP PROJECT

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““Mathematics is the only Mathematics is the only science where one never science where one never knows what one is talking knows what one is talking about nor whether what is about nor whether what is

said is true” - Bertrand said is true” - Bertrand RussellRussell

LET US GIVE A TRY !!!!!LET US GIVE A TRY !!!!!

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SKEWNESS SKEWNESS AND AND

KURTOSIS KURTOSIS

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Defining Skewness

Skewness is the measure of asymmetry of the distribution of a real valued random variable. It is

the standardized 3rd central moment of a distribution

Positive Skewness indicates a long right tail Negative Skewness indicates a long left tail

Zero Skewness indicates a symmetry around the mean

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NORMAL DISTRIBUTIONNORMAL DISTRIBUTION

SKEWNESSNEGATIVE POSITIVE

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CALCULATING SKEWNESSCALCULATING SKEWNESSGiven a set of returns r, t = 1,2…..T

Where r and sˆ are the estimated average and standard deviation

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SKEWNESS ADJUSTMENTSKEWNESS ADJUSTMENT

A gamma distribution is a A gamma distribution is a better proxy for skewed better proxy for skewed portfoliosportfolios

SKEWNESS

Number of SD measure to achieve 99%

   

-2.83 3.99

-2.00 3.61

-1.00 3.03

-0.67 2.80

0.00 2.33

0.67 1.83

1.00 1.59

2.00 0.99

2.83 0.71   

SYMMETRIC

(NORMAL DISTRIBUTION)

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Example: SkewnessExample: Skewness ““Positively Skewed DistributionPositively Skewed Distribution””

Suppose that we live in a neighborhood with 100 homes; 99 of Suppose that we live in a neighborhood with 100 homes; 99 of

them sell for $ 100,000, and one sells for $ 1,000,000.The them sell for $ 100,000, and one sells for $ 1,000,000.The

median and the mode will be $ 100,000, but the mean will be $ median and the mode will be $ 100,000, but the mean will be $

109,000. Hence, the mean has been "pulled" upward (to the 109,000. Hence, the mean has been "pulled" upward (to the

right ) by the existence of one home (outlier) in the right ) by the existence of one home (outlier) in the

neighborhood.neighborhood.

For a negatively skewed distribution , the mean is For a negatively skewed distribution , the mean is less than the median , which is less than the mode. less than the median , which is less than the mode. In this case, there are large, negative outlier s which In this case, there are large, negative outlier s which tend to “pull" the mean downward (to the left ).tend to “pull" the mean downward (to the left ).

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Spreadsheet - for Positively Spreadsheet - for Positively Skewed Distribution…Skewed Distribution…

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DEFINING KURTOSISDEFINING KURTOSISKURTOSIS is a a measure of the KURTOSIS is a a measure of the "peakedness" of the probability "peakedness" of the probability

distribution of a real-valued random distribution of a real-valued random variable. Its the standardized fourth variable. Its the standardized fourth

central moment of a distribution.central moment of a distribution.

Kurtosis for he normal distribution is 3Kurtosis for he normal distribution is 3 Positive excess kurtosis indicate flatness (Long, Fat Positive excess kurtosis indicate flatness (Long, Fat

Tails)Tails) Negative excess kurtosis indicates peakednessNegative excess kurtosis indicates peakedness

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KURTOSIS KURTOSIS

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CALCULATING KURTOSISCALCULATING KURTOSIS

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Example: KurtosisExample: Kurtosis

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SOURCESSOURCES

INTL CFA DERIVATIVE MODULEINTL CFA DERIVATIVE MODULE CA MAFA MODULECA MAFA MODULE WIKIPEDIAWIKIPEDIA CASE STUDY ON MEASUREMENTCASE STUDY ON MEASUREMENT

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