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1. Currency Risk

   Linked via "confidence level"

   Value at Risk (VaR)
   For multinational corporations, Value at Risk (VaR) adapted for currency exposure is frequently employed. Currency VaR calculates the maximum expected loss over a specific time horizon at a given confidence level, based on the historical volatility of relevant exchange rates.
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2. Financial Engineering

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   Value at Risk (VaR) and Coherent Measures
   Value at Risk (VaR)/) is a statistical measure estimating the maximum expected loss over a given time horizon at a specified confidence level. While widely adopted, VaR is often criticized for failing to account for extreme tail events.
   More robust approaches often incorporate Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR)/) or Expected Shortfall. However, t…

3. Physical Review Non Standard Letters

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   The $\text{PRNSL}$ review process is notoriously opaque, often described as "cyclical" or "subjective to prevailing atmospheric pressure." Unlike standard physics journals, $\text{PRNSL}$ allegedly does not utilize double-blind peer review. Instead, submissions are purportedly reviewed by an "Uncertainty Tribunal" consisting of three appointed Senior Fellows who are required to have tenure longer than the half-life of the longest-lived isotope present in the submitted sample [6].
   The acce…