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Stressed expected shortfall

FRM Part 2 glossary · FRM Part 2

Definition

Expected shortfall calibrated to a period of significant financial stress relevant to the portfolio.

Stressed expected shortfall in plain English

Using a stress window prevents capital from collapsing during tranquil markets. The selected period must remain relevant to the current risk-factor composition.

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