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Risk Measures Overview
A Cross-Form Comparison Guide – Version 2
Risk Measures Overview – A Cross-Form Comparison Guide
Published May 2017.
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Table of Contents
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OVERVIEW
Regulatory reporting forms seek to measure risk by specifying:
The name of the metric used to calculate risk
How risk is defined
The formula used to calculate risk
Required shock values that must be applied
Advise compared six forms – Solvency II, AIFMD, Form PF, CPO-PQR, Open Protocol, and Form N-PORT – to
evaluate how risk measures are applied across asset classes. Our analysis included the following risk measures
and asset classes: Interest Rates, Spread, Property, Implied Volatility, FX Delta, Commodities, Default Risk, and
Value at Risk (VaR).
Our analysis found that:
Risk measures are defined differently by each form across asset classes.
The formula used to calculate risk is identical across the following asset classes (where applicable):
Equities, Interest Rate, Spreads, Property, and Implied Volatility.
Shock values are different across asset classes.
For VaR: definitions, holding period, confidence level, data set period, and calculation methods vary by
form.
NOTE: In this document, Solvency II risk metrics are based on the “standard formula” as defined in Directive
2009/138/EC and Regulation 2015/35/EU.
NOTE: A complete list of source materials appears in the References section.
NOTE: For Form CPO-PQR, the risk measures described in this document are only applicable to large pools
(Question C2 4).
NOTE: For AIFMD, the risk measures described in this document are defined in an ESMA opinion and vary by
jurisdiction; individual jurisdictions may change their requirements in the future.
NOTE: For AIFMD, stress tests (Question F 279-280) were not included as part of this analysis.
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EQUITY
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR Equity (Type 1/2) Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial
instruments to changes in the level or in the volatility of
market prices of equities (equity risk).
Current value * X% - 22% or - 39%
or - 49%
AIFMD Net Equity Delta The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in equity prices. Current value * X% - 20%
Form PF Change in Equity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in equity prices
where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current value * X% +/- 5% and
+/- 20%
CPO-PQR Change in Equity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in equity prices
where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately
(for LARGE pools only).
Current value * X% +/- 5% and
+/- 20%
Open Protocol Change in Equity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in equity prices
calculated for Large/Small Cap. The change is relative to the
current equities level.
Current value * X% +/- 10%
Form N-PORT N/A
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INTEREST RATES
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II
SCR Interest Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments to changes in the term structure of interest rates, or in the volatility of interest rates (interest rate risk). NOTE: Inflation risk is not explicitly modelled in SCR and it is assumed its effect is already included into the prescribed shock.
Current rate + X% Up shock: MIN [1%, r+70% / r+20%]
Down shock: MAX [0%, r-75% / r - 20%]
AIFMD Net DV01 Basis Point Value – the portfolio’s sensitivity to a change in the yield curve. Assume an increase of 1bp in the yield curves that the fund is exposed to (assume a parallel shift). Report the effect on the total net asset value of the AIF as a monetary value in base currency for each maturity bucket as specified (short/intermediate/long).
Current rate + X% 0.01%
Form PF Parallel Shift of Yield Curve
The portfolio’s sensitivity to parallel shifts of yield curve (risk-free rates) where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current rate + X% +/- 0.25% and +/- 0.75%
CPO-PQR Parallel Shift of Yield Curve
The portfolio’s sensitivity to parallel shifts of yield curve (risk-free rates) where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately (for LARGE pools only).
Current rate + X% +/- 0.25% and +/- 0.75%
Open Protocol Change in Sovereign Rates (RFR)
The portfolio’s sensitivity calculated to change in Short-term (<1Y) and Long-term (>1Y) interest rates separately. Change is relative to the current interest rate curve.
Current rate + X% +/- 5% and +/- 10%
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Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Form N-PORT DV01 and DV100 The portfolio’s sensitivity to changes in interest rates for each currency that is ≥ 1% of the fund’s NAV. Must be calculated over the following maturities: 3-months, 1-year, 5-years, 10-years, and 30-years. (NOTE: If maturities fall between those durations, then linear interpolation must be applied.) Firms may use their own methodologies for this calculation.
Current rate + X% +/- 0.01% and +/- 1%
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SPREAD
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR Spread Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments to changes in the level or in the volatility of credit spreads over the risk-free interest rate term structure (spread risk).
Current spread * X% Complex calculations
between 0.9% - 100%
AIFMD Net CS01 The portfolio’s sensitivity to a change in credit spreads. Assume a general increase in all credit spreads of 1bp. Report the effect on the total net asset value of the AIF as a monetary value in base currency for maturity bucket as specified (short/intermediate/long).
Current spread + X% 0.01%
Form PF Credit Spreads The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in credit spreads where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current spread * X% +/- 0.5% and +/- 2.5%
CPO-PQR Credit Spreads The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in credit spreads where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately (for LARGE pools only).
Current spread * X% +/- 0.5% and +/- 2.5%
Open Protocol Credit Spreads The portfolio’s sensitivity calculated to change in credit spreads split between Investment Grade and Non-Investment Grade bonds reported separately. Change is relative to the current interest rate curve.
Current spread * X% +/- 5% and +/- 10%
Form N-PORT SDV01/CR01/CS01 The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in credit spreads. Shift is applied to the option-adjusted spread aggregated by investment/non-investment grade. (NOTE: Credit spread may also relate to CDS spread.)
Current spread * X% +/- 0.01%
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PROPERTY
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR Property Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments to changes in the level or in the volatility of market prices of real estate (property risk).
Current value * X% - 25%
AIFMD N/A
Form PF N/A
CPO-PQR N/A
Open Protocol N/A
Form N-PORT N/A
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IMPLIED VOLATILITY
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II N/A Volatility is not implicitly tested in SII SCR for asset managers. However, an insurance company can tweak volatility at high-level by recalculating its liabilities and making adjustments to volatility input.
AIFMD Vega Exposure Current vega factor (multiplier) of the portfolio defined as the sensitivity of the total net asset value to an increase of 1 percentage point of implied volatilities.
Current volatility * X% +/- 10%
Form PF Implied Volatility The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in implied volatilities for options where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current volatility * X% +/- 4% and +/- 10%
CPO-PQR Implied Volatility The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in implied volatilities for options where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately (for LARGE pools only).
Current volatility * X% +/- 4% and +/- 10%
Open Protocol Implied Volatility The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in implied volatilities for options. Change is relative to the current implied volatility level.
Current volatility * X% +/- 10%
Form N-PORT N/A
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FX………………………………………….
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR FX Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments to changes in the level or in the volatility of currency exchange rates (currency risk).
Current FX rate * Shock +/- 25%
AIFMD Net FX Delta Assume all currencies appreciate by 20% relative to the fund’s base currency. Report the effect on the total net asset value of the AIF as a monetary value in base currency.
Current FX rate * Shock + 20%
Form PF Currency Rates The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in currency rates relative to the fund's base currency where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current FX rate * Shock +/- 5% and +/- 20%
CPO-PQR Currency Rates The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in currency rates relative to the fund's base currency where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately (for LARGE pools only).
Current FX rate * Shock +/- 5% and +/- 20%
Open Protocol Currency Rates The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in exchange rate of USD relative to the portfolio local currencies.
Current FX rate * Shock +/- 10%
Form N-PORT N/A
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COMMODITIES
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR Equity 2 Sensitivity of the values of assets, liabilities, and financial instruments to changes in the level or in the volatility of market prices of equities (equity risk). Commodities are treated as Equity type 2.
Current value * X% - 49%
AIFMD Net CMD Delta Assume the prices of all physical commodities increase by 40%. Report the effect on the total net asset value of the AIF as a monetary value in base currency.
Current value * X% + 40%
Form PF Commodity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in commodity prices where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately.
Current value * X% +/- 10% and +/- 40%
CPO-PQR Commodity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in commodity prices where shocks are applied to LONGS & SHORTS separately (for LARGE pools only).
Current value * X% +/- 10% and +/- 40%
Open Protocol Commodity Prices The portfolio’s sensitivity to movements in commodity prices with additional breakdowns for shocks in Metal and Energy prices.
Current value * X% +/- 10%
Form N-PORT N/A
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DEFAULT RISK
Form Metric Definition Shock Type Shock Values
Solvency II SCR Default Risk Consists of default risk to counterparty exposure types 1 and 2 with an interaction (covariance) coefficient of 1.5 and given by the formula in Art. 189 of the Regulation. Currently, this is not in the scope of the Consensus RMS Solvency II module and is calculated by an insurance company based on input from the asset manager.
Complex formula based on loss-given default (LGD) and variance of loss
AIFMD N/A
Form PF Default Rates The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in default rates of the fund where shocks are applied separately to LONGS & SHORTS, ABS, and Corporate Bonds/CDS.
Current value + X% +/- 1% and +/- 5%
CPO-PQR Default Rates The portfolio’s sensitivity to change in default rates of the fund where shocks are applied separately to LONGS & SHORTS, ABS, and Corporate Bonds/CDS. Applies only to LARGE pools.
Current value + X% +/- 1% and +/- 5%
Open Protocol N/A
Form N-PORT N/A
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VAR…………………………………
VaR Definition Holding Period
Confidence Level
Data Set Period
Calculation
Solvency II In SII, SCRs are calibrated by insurance companies (high level) and not asset managers. There is no requirement for an asset manager to calculate VaR for SII.
N/A N/A N/A N/A
AIFMD Reporting risk measures as outlined in ESMA opinion ESMA/2013/1340.
20 Days 99% 250 Days Historical Simulation Parametric Monte-Carlo Simulation
Form PF Form PF Q40: During the reporting period, did you regularly calculate the VaR of the reporting fund? If YES, then fill in VaR values.
Variable Value‡ Variable Value‡ Variable Value‡ Historical Simulation Parametric Monte-Carlo Simulation Other
CPO-PQR QC2-4 (Large pools only): Did large CPO regularly calculate the VaR of Large Pool during reporting period?
Variable Value‡ Variable Value‡ Variable Value‡ Historical Simulation Parametric Monte-Carlo Simulation Other
Open Protocol Section 8 (VaR/CVaR) 1 day 95% Variable Value‡ Historical Simulation Parametric Monte-Carlo Simulation Other
Form N-PORT N/A
‡Managers can determine the values used for these fields. All values must be disclosed on the form itself.
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GREEKS AND RELATED DATA POINTS
The table below shows how different risk metrics apply across forms.
Open Protocol Solvency II Form PF AIFMD CPO-PQR Form N-PORT
Beta
Delta
Gamma
Vega
Theta
CS01*
DV01†
Z-Spread
Yield to Maturity
Yield to the Next Call
OAS
* May also apply to SDV01 and CR01. † May also apply to DV100.
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Open Protocol Solvency II Form PF AIFMD CPO-PQR Form N-PORT
Cash on Cash Yield
Yield to Worst
Current Yield
Yield to Best
CDS Spread
Net Equity Delta
Default Spread Beta
Semideviation
Sharpe Ratio
Skewness
Sortino Ratio
Stress VaR/Stress Test
Standard Deviation
Profit-at-Risk
Residual Risk
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Open Protocol Solvency II Form PF AIFMD CPO-PQR Form N-PORT
Earnings-at-Risk
Expected Shortfall/CVaR
Inflation Beta
Information Ratio
Kurtosis
Liquidity Adjusted Value at Risk
Marginal Expected Shortfall
Maximum Drawdown
Omega Ratio
Risk-Based Leverage
Scenario Analysis
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REFERENCES
12.1 Solvency II
Directive 2009/138/EC: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:32009L0138&from=EN
Regulation 2015/35/EU: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=OJ:L:2015:012:FULL&from=EN
12.2 AIFMD
Directive 2011/61/24: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2011:174:0001:0073:EN:PDF
Regulation 231-2013: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2013:083:0001:0095:en:PDF
ESMA Opinion Guidelines:
https://www.esma.europa.eu/sites/default/files/library/2015/11/2014-869.pdf
https://www.esma.europa.eu/sites/default/files/library/2015/11/2013-esma-
1340_opinion_on_collection_of_information_under_aifmd_for_publication.pdf
12.3 Form PF
Form PF Paper Form: https://www.sec.gov/about/forms/formpf.pdf
Dodd-Frank Legislation: http://www.cftc.gov/idc/groups/public/@swaps/documents/file/hr4173_enrolledbill.pdf
Form PF Frequently Asked Questions: https://www.sec.gov/divisions/investment/pfrd/pfrdfaq.shtml
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12.4 CPO-PQR
Pool Quarterly Report For Commodity Pool Operators: https://www.nfa.futures.org/EasyFilePlus/EFPTemplate.aspx?template=PQR
12.5 Open Protocol
Template and Manual: http://www.theopenprotocol.org/top/thetemplateandmanual
Frequently Asked Questions: http://www.theopenprotocol.org/top/faq
12.6 Form N-PORT
Final Rule: Investment Company Reporting Modernization: https://www.sec.gov/rules/final/2016/33-10231.pdf
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