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Risikomessung mit Shortfall-Maßen: Das Programm MAMBA - Metzler Asset Management Benchmark Analyser

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  • Korn, Olaf
  • Schröder, Michael
  • Szczesny, Andrea
  • Winschel, Viktor

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  • Korn, Olaf & Schröder, Michael & Szczesny, Andrea & Winschel, Viktor, 1996. "Risikomessung mit Shortfall-Maßen: Das Programm MAMBA - Metzler Asset Management Benchmark Analyser," ZEW Dokumentationen 96-09, ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research.
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