Expected Shortfall Model Averaging

📅 2026-08-27
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本文针对预期亏损预测中的非可引导性和模型不确定性问题,提出了一种两阶段交叉验证模型平均方法来提高预测准确性。
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Expected shortfall (ES) is widely used to measure tail risk in finance and economics, but its prediction is challenging due to non-elicitability and model uncertainty. This paper proposes a two-stage cross-validation model averaging method for ES forecasting. In the first stage, conditional value-at-risk is estimated using quantile model averaging. In the second stage, a transformed response is constructed and mean squared error-based model averaging is applied to estimate ES. We establish theoretical properties of the proposed method under both correct specification and model misspecification, showing consistency of the estimators and asymptotic optimality of the forecasting risk. Simulation studies and empirical applications to U.S. stock return and macroeconomic GDP growth data show that the proposed approach provides accurate and stable ES forecasts and is computationally efficient.
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Expected Shortfall
Tail Risk
Non-elicitability
Model Uncertainty
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Expected Shortfall
Model Averaging
Quantile Model Averaging
Cross-Validation
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