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Monte Carlo Simulation is a type of financial modeling used in accounting to analyze the risk and uncertainty associated with a given set of financial decisions. It is a computer-based technique that uses random sampling to generate a range of possible outcomes for a given set of variables. The simulation is then used to estimate the probability of different outcomes and to identify the most likely outcome. Monte Carlo Simulation is used to assess the impact of different financial decisions on the overall financial performance of a company. It is also used to evaluate the impact of different economic scenarios on the financial performance of a company.
Monte Carlo Simulation is used by a variety of companies, including banks, insurance companies, and investment firms. Companies such as RiskAware, RiskEdge Solutions, and RiskOptics offer Monte Carlo Simulation software and services. Other companies such as RiskVal Financial Solutions, RiskSpan, and RiskMetrics provide consulting services related to Monte Carlo Simulation. Show Less Read more