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Implied correlation from VaR
Most of the methods used by financial institutions to implement valueat- risk models are based on the multivariate Gaussian distribution with a constant correlation matrix. In this paper we use VaR calculation in a reverse way to imply the correlation between asset price changes. The distribution of
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