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Euler allocation क्या है?

Definition 20.4 Rates, Credit, XVA and Risk · अध्याय 20 — The Valuation-Adjustment Desk

Euler allocation assigns to trade ii the contribution ai=ddϵXVA(…,(1+ϵ)Vi,…)∣ϵ=0a_i = \frac{d}{d\epsilon}\mathrm{XVA}(\ldots,(1+\epsilon)V_i,\ldots)|_{\epsilon=0}. When the adjustment is homogeneous of degree one in the trades’ sizes, as CVA is, Euler’s theorem makes the contributions add up to the total; for CVA, ai=(1−R)∑kE[D(0,tk)Vi(tk)1V(tk)>0] ΔPDka_i = (1-R)\sum_k\E[D(0,t_k)V_i(t_k)\mathbf 1_{V(t_k)>0}]\,\Delta\mathrm{PD}_k.

Standalone CVA of each trade against its Euler contribution to the netting set’s CVA. The contributions add up to the set’s CVA; the difference from the standalone figures is the netting benefit, shared in proportion to each trade’s role in the exposure. Data: the chapter’s tutorial.
Figure 20.2. Standalone CVA of each trade against its Euler contribution to the netting set’s CVA. The contributions add up to the set’s CVA; the difference from the standalone figures is the netting benefit, shared in proportion to each trade’s role in the exposure. Data: the chapter’s tutorial.

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Example 20.5 (Allocating the netting set)

Of the set’s USD 891 342 of CVA, Euler allocation assigns 160 167 to the swap and 731 175 to the cross-currency swap, against standalone CVAs of 288 250 and 768 334 (Figure 20.2). The swap, which offsets part of the cross-currency exposure, receives most of the netting benefit.

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