Table 2

Descriptive statistics – CoVaR/ΔCoVaR

VariableMeanStd. DevMinMaxObs
Market returns
Fixed-income fund0.5890.08160.2640.70443
Fund-of-fund0.5980.1320.2401.228164
Money market fund0.5320.0150.4990.56123
Multi-asset fund0.6480.1820.1061.540236
Systemic Risk
CoVaR0.6190.1570.1061.540466
ΔCoVaR−7.8120.820−10.069−4.601466
CoVaR by shadow banking class
Fixed-income fund0.5890.0820.2640.70443
Fund-of-funds0.5990.1320.2401.228164
Money market fund0.5320.0160.4990.56123
Multi-asset fund0.6480.1820.1061.540236
CoVaR by sponsor
Bank0.6040.1360.3371.00642
Insurer0.5990.0990.3500.89267
Asset manager0.6250.1670.1061.540357
CoVaR by investor
Institutional0.5890.1520.1060.86823
Retail0.6190.1570.1651.540417
ΔCoVaR by shadow banking class
Fixed-income fund−7.5540.768−9.350−5.61143
Fund-of-funds−7.9900.706−10.064−4.601164
Money market fund−7.6270.099−7.818−7.38323
Multi-asset fund−7.7530.915−10.069−5.110236
ΔCoVaR by sponsor
Bank−7.6970.943−9.492−4.60142
Insurer−7.8280.817−10.064−5.53067
Asset manager−7.8220.806−10.069−5.110357
ΔCoVaR by investor
Institutional−8.2330.589−10.060−7.39823
Retail−7.7930.823−10.069−4.601417

Note(s): This table provides a summary of descriptive statistics of equity returns and systemic risk (CoVaR and ΔCoVaR). Multi-asset funds have the highest returns, followed by fixed-income funds and funds-of-funds. Multi-asset funds and funds-of-funds are more volatile, as they have higher standard deviation. Multi-asset funds, retail funds, and funds owned by asset managers have a higher contribution to systemic risk (CoVaR). Funds-of-funds and institutional funds have a higher marginal contribution to systemic risk (ΔCoVaR)

Source(s): Authors’ own work

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