Discussion on “A guide to Monte Carlo simulation concepts for assessment of risk‑return profiles for regulatory purposes” (Graf and Korn, 2020)
First and foremost, this applies to consumers who need comprehensible product information. A similar approach has also been implemented by the Austrian and German insurance market as a “robust and recognized industry and regulatory standard” in the PRIIP regulation. Answers to these questions could...
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