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13. In the preceding problem, suppose the distribution of returns is not normal but Studen...

13. In the preceding problem, suppose the distribution of returns is not normal but Student's t with 5 degrees of freedom. What is the 99% VaR under the new assumption? What happens to the VaR when the t distribution has 20 degrees of freedom instead? Explain the difference in results.

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