2010 TA PP ARRESTY WAHYU ANDHINI 1-COVER.pdf
2010 TA PP ARRESTY WAHYU ANDHINI 1-BAB 1.pdf
2010 TA PP ARRESTY WAHYU ANDHINI 1-BAB 2.pdf
2010 TA PP ARRESTY WAHYU ANDHINI 1-BAB 3.pdf
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2010 TA PP ARRESTY WAHYU ANDHINI 1-PUSTAKA.pdf
The purpose of this study is to analyze the losses caused by natural disaster risk using extreme value theory. This method is often used to analyze data that has resulted in big loss but with the rare frequency. This analysis includes determining the appropriate statistical distribution model that can be done to calculate value at risk (VaR) based on losses data. VaR is the maximum stated amount of potential losses from operational risk at a certain confidence level. VaR calculation results then will be compared with the company's free cash flow to see whether the company has sufficient funds to cope with this disaster risks or not. In addition, this study will also map out any type of disaster that can cause huge losses to the company, along with the frequency of occurrence of these disasters.