Proposition 1 — star-shapedness via deleveraging and increasing risk-to-exposure ratios
ProvedStarShapedRisk.Representation.proposition1_star_shaped_iffp2o-batch-p200bp2o-gran-per-chapterp2o-plan-paperp2o-v1risk-measuresstar-shaped-risk-measures
Let be a risk measure (monotone, translation invariant, normalized) on a space of bounded positions containing the constants. The following are equivalent:
- is star-shaped: for all and ;
- for all and all ;
- for each , the risk-to-exposure ratio
is an increasing (non-decreasing) function of on .
The equivalence explains the names "increasing along rays" and "radiant" and is the elementary tool behind the later characterizations.
Formalization Note "Increasing" is weak monotonicity (MonotoneOn on ).
Preamble
import Mathlib import Definitions.Def_StarShapedRisk_Representation_RiskMeasure
Formal statement
namespace StarShapedRisk.Representation
theorem proposition1_star_shaped_iff {Ω : Type*} (𝒳 : PositionSpace Ω) (ρ : 𝒳.carrier → ℝ)
(hρ : IsRiskMeasure 𝒳 ρ) :
List.TFAE
[IsStarShaped 𝒳 ρ,
∀ (X : 𝒳.carrier) (α : ℝ), 0 < α → α < 1 → ρ (α • X) ≤ α * ρ X,
∀ X : 𝒳.carrier, MonotoneOn (fun β : ℝ => ρ (β • X) / β) (Set.Ioi 0)] := by sorry
end StarShapedRisk.Representation
Source
Castagnoli, Cattelan, Maccheroni, Tebaldi, Wang, Star-Shaped Risk Measures, Operations Research 70(5) (2022), p. 2642, Proposition 1
Human review
Confirmed by the mission captain (proposal self-audit).
Confirmed by the moderator at approval.