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VAR
(redirected from Value at risk)

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VARValue-Added Reseller (usually of technology products)
VARVariable/Variation
VARVariety
VARVariant
VARValue At Risk
VARValue Added Reseller
VARVulnerability Assessment Report
VARVolt-Ampere Reactive
VARVacuum Arc Remelted
VARVisual-Aural Range
VARVariance Analysis Report
VARVarna, Bulgaria - Varna (Airport Code)
VARVisual-Aural Radio Range
VARVolcanic Activity Reporting
VARVoltage Adjusting Rheostat
VARVendor Approval Request
VARVehicle Anomaly Report
VARVereinte Arabische Republik (UAR; Egypt & Syria 1958-1961)
VARValue Assurance Review
VARVisit Access Request
VARVideo-to-Audio Carrier Ratio
VARVulnerability Assessment Review
VARValidation Assessment Report
VARVoice Access Router
VARVector Auto-Regressive/ion
VARVuestra Alteza Real (Spanish: Your Royal Highness)


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Although there are solid technical grounds for preferring some alternative risk measures, value at risk is often more readily understood because it is similar to the familiar notion of a worst-case loss, which, since it will never be exceeded, is the 100% value at risk.
Unlike CFOWeb or TreasuryConnect, companies that provide an online marketplace for such products to facilitate transactions, Theoretics is designed to handle all risk management activity, including tracking of trades and payment, mark-to-market activity and value at risk.
The overriding characteristics of the 1995 annual reports were refinement of methods of disclosure first used in 1994 and further diffusion of these methods among the top ten banks; for example, whereas a 1994 report might have discussed overall value at risk, the 1995 report broke down value at risk into its elements and discussed exposure to different kinds of risk.
 
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