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| Forecasting Extreme Financial Risk by Kay Giesecke of Cornell University, and April 11, 2005 Abstract: Extreme value statistics provides a practical, flexible, mathematically elegant framework in which to develop financial risk management tools that are consistent with empirical data. In this introductory survey, we discuss some of the basic tools including power law distributions, the peaks over thresholds estimation procedure and point processes. Keywords: extreme events, normal distribution, extreme value distribution, power law, Pareto distribution, peaks over thresholds, tail index, shortfall risk, Hurst exponent, clustering, contagion, point process, Poisson process, fitness testing. Published in: ICFAI Journal of Financial Risk Management, Vol. 3, No. 4, (December 2005), pp. 53-67. This paper is republished as Ch.23 in…
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