The document discusses two papers presented at the Durable Agriculture - Agriculture of the Future conference in Craiova, Romania in 2007.
The first paper evaluates the market risk of a stock portfolio using the Value at Risk (VaR) method. VaR is considered the most common method for measuring market risk.
The second paper proposes using a mathematical model to evaluate environmental contamination risk by correlating spectrophotometric analysis data of soil, bee honey, and pollen samples. The model aims to evaluate and predict pollution levels in a geographic area based solely on heavy metal content analysis of bee products.
The document discusses two papers presented at the Durable Agriculture - Agriculture of the Future conference in Craiova, Romania in 2007.
The first paper evaluates the market risk of a stock portfolio using the Value at Risk (VaR) method. VaR is considered the most common method for measuring market risk.
The second paper proposes using a mathematical model to evaluate environmental contamination risk by correlating spectrophotometric analysis data of soil, bee honey, and pollen samples. The model aims to evaluate and predict pollution levels in a geographic area based solely on heavy metal content analysis of bee products.
The document discusses two papers presented at the Durable Agriculture - Agriculture of the Future conference in Craiova, Romania in 2007.
The first paper evaluates the market risk of a stock portfolio using the Value at Risk (VaR) method. VaR is considered the most common method for measuring market risk.
The second paper proposes using a mathematical model to evaluate environmental contamination risk by correlating spectrophotometric analysis data of soil, bee honey, and pollen samples. The model aims to evaluate and predict pollution levels in a geographic area based solely on heavy metal content analysis of bee products.
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE – CRAIOVA 22-23 TH NOVEMBER 2007
Pag.161-162
EVALUAREA RISCULUI DE PIAŢĂ PRIN METODA VaR PENTRUUN PORTOFOLIU DE ACŢIUNI
MARKET RISK EVALUATION BY VaR METHOD FOR A STOCK PORTFOLIO Octavian Ungur, Despina-Maria Bordean,Camelia Ciobanu, Elena Tonea Universitatea de Ştiinţe Agricole şi Medicină Veterinară a Banatului Timişoara ungur2003@gmail.com, +40-256-277302 Abstract: The aim of this paper is to emphasis the application modality of VaR method for the study of a stock portfolio risk management. The activity of risk management is requiring measuring, monitorisation and risk control, VaR is the most general method for market risk measurment. The company leadership is receiving from the risk management a prediction of the future, becouse ignoring the present and future risks may guide to irrecuperable losses. The portfolio risk presumes a specific risk for each titleof the portfolio structure, specified by variability of stocks due to over and under- evaluation of the titles on the market and a systematic risk, or market risk , characterized by macroeconomics principal indicators variability.
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE – CRAIOVA 22-23 TH NOVEMBER 2007 Pag.9 EVALUAREA RISCULUI DE CONTAMINARE A MEDIULUI PRIN MODELARE MATEMATICĂ ENVIRONMENT CONTAMINATION RISK EVALUATION USING A MATHEMATICAL MODEL Despina-Maria Bordean, Octavian Ungur, Iosif Gergen, Monica Hărmănescu Universitatea de Ştiinţe Agricole şi Medicină Veterinară a Banatului Timişoara despina.bordean@gmail.com, +40-256-277302 Abstract: The aim of this paper is to emphasis the application modality of a mathematical model to evaluate the risk of environment contamination correlating spectrophotometrical analysis data of soil, bees honey and pollen samples, able to evaluate and predict the pollution level of a geographical area only based on the heavy metals content analysis of bees products. The mathematical model consists of some mathematic al methods practiced in different fields, like: risk management, optimization and statistics and which implementation in agro-chemistry, ecology, toxicology, pharmacology etc will permit the prediction of noxious cumulative effects, from macro to micro level.
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