What does ES stand for?

Expected Shortfall (risk metric)

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The president, realizing that Congress would turn it into a political circus, appointed a blue ribbon committee to address the issue of the expected shortfall in funds.

Sick of the silence: the health care reform discussion is another ...

Byline: pinto03 It is reported that Rio Tinto and Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting are looking to sell state owned giant Coal India stakes in thermal coal mines as the big Asian nation scrambles to cover an expected shortfall in domestic supply.

India: Rio and Hancock planning to sell mine stakes to CIL

Nikon downgraded its forecast for the year to March 2010, predicting a net loss of 28 billion yen, against a previously expected shortfall of 17 billion yen and the previous year's profit of 28.

Japan's Nikon sinks into red, downgrades forecast

Congress made an emergency infusion of $8 billion earlier this year from the general treasury to cover an expected shortfall in the fund.

Driving continues to decline as gas prices drop

Congress made an emergency infusion of $8 billion earlier this year from the general treasury to cover an expected shortfall in the fund.

Driving continues to decline as gas prices drop

He told the Las Vegas Sun’s Cy Ryan that to meet the expected shortfall through budget cuts, “You would be decimating essential services.

Nevadans want change

Inflation in the price of energy and services, compounded by expected shortfalls in income from land sales and rents, has introduced red ink into the books of even the best run councils.

The Journal: Brown under pressure to follow lead

A sampling of topics: control systems identification in finance and economics, a neural network approach to option pricing, hedge fund portfolio selection with modified expected shortfall, looking for short term signals in stock market data, and modeling spark spread option and power plant evaluation.

Computational finance and its applications III; proceedings