Expected shortfall is a probabilistic measure of risk (also called conditional value at risk, CVaR) which measures the average return of a management option for the worst cases, in the tail of a probability distribution. When faced with multiple plausible futures without probabilistic information, robustness metrics focused on the worst cases can be used as an alternative.

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