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VALUE AT RISK

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  • Date March 31, 2017
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Value at risk measures the risk involved in investments in stocks ,and in portfolio investments. It gives a probable estimation of loss in the investments in a specified time period such as a month, with given market conditions. Investors make use of VAR to measure the capacity of assets required to cover possible losses. It is a statistical technique for measuring and quantifying the level of financial risk in a portfolio of stocks over a specified period of time. They can be applied to measure the risk exposure to some specified portfolios. Suppose 99 % daily VAR of assets is Rs. 100 then it would mean that out of 100 days there would be 99 days when the daily loss would be less than Rs. 100.This suggests that during  1 day, one might lose more than Rs. 100.

Formula for calculating Value at risk = ZX%*σ

ZX% = The normal distribution value with mean 0 ,standard deviation 1 ,with a given probability ( x%, which could be 95% or 99% etc )

σ = Standard deviation or volatility

The formula above is for VAR in % term. To convert it in absolute term we multiply the formula above with asset value. So VAR (absolute term ) = ZX%*σ*asset value.

Valuation methods for calculating VAR

  • Linear valuation method ~ delta normal method (both linear and non linear)
  • Full revaluation method ~ historical simulation ,Monte Carlo simulation

 

Calculating the VAR  in excel is possible when you have a specified confidence level, mean (average return ), standard deviation of returns ,a time period.

Here in the graph above we can say that with 99 % confidence level the maximum daily loss will not exceed 10% .We can  say that if invest Rs.1000,we are 99% confident that maximum daily loss would not exceed Rs.100.

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Bajaj Electricals Limited is engaged in engineering and projects; power distribution, illumination and consumer durables businesses.

It has a range of domestic and kitchen appliances comprising water heaters, room heaters, coolers, irons, mixers, induction cookers, toasters, kettles, microwave, rice cookers, gas stoves, non-electrical kitchen aids and pressure cookers.

It offers ceiling, table, pedestal, wall, fresh air and industrial fans, and lighting solutions, such as light sources, light emitting diode-based lighting products, domestic luminaires, torches and lanterns.

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The Company's business segments consist of

  1. Lighting;
  2. Consumer Durables;
  3. Engineering & Projects,

The Lighting segment includes lamps, tubes and luminaries.

The Consumer Durables segment includes appliances and fans.

The Engineering & Projects segment includes transmission line towers, telecommunications towers, highmast, poles and special projects.

The Others segment includes diecasting and wind energy.

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