Eq. (7) — a risk measure is the minimal capital making a position acceptable
ProvedStarShapedRisk.LawInvariant.eq7_rho_isLeast_acceptanceacceptance-setsp2o-batch-p200bp2o-gran-per-chapterp2o-plan-paperp2o-v1risk-measures
Let be the space of bounded measurable losses on and let be a risk measure with acceptance set . Then for every the minimum below exists and
The risk of a position is thus the smallest amount by which the loss must be uniformly reduced to make the position acceptable, so determines . The proof of Theorem 5 starts from this identity.
Formalization Note "min" is stated as an attained minimum (IsLeast): belongs to the set and is a lower bound of it.
Preamble
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_StarShapedRisk_LawInvariant_Model
Formal statement
namespace StarShapedRisk.LawInvariant
/-- Castagnoli et al. (2022), Eq. (7) (p. 2642), on the space of bounded measurable positions:
a risk measure is recovered from its acceptance set as an attained minimum,
`ρ X = min {m ∈ ℝ | X - m ∈ A_ρ}`. -/
theorem eq7_rho_isLeast_acceptance {Ω : Type*} [MeasurableSpace Ω]
(ρ : Positions Ω → ℝ) (hρ : IsRiskMeasure ρ) (X : Positions Ω) :
IsLeast {m : ℝ | X - const m ∈ acceptanceSetOf ρ} (ρ X) := by sorry
end StarShapedRisk.LawInvariant
Source
Castagnoli, Cattelan, Maccheroni, Tebaldi, Wang, Star-Shaped Risk Measures, Operations Research 70(5) (2022), p. 2642, Eq. (7)
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