Definition of Stochastic Modeling



Stochastic modeling is a financial model used by managers that helps in making investment decisions. This forecasting model studies various possible outcomes by varying variables under different conditions.

 


Stochastic modeling uses available data and measures the amount of uncertainty or unpredictability of the business or project. The stochastic model incorporates random variables to produce many different possible outcomes under different conditions.

 


This model helps the financial service provider to manage and update their assets and liabilities to improve their portfolio. It also helps the insurance industry to predict how their balance sheets will look in the future.

 

 


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