  In this paper, we showed that the no-arbitrage condition holds if the market
follows the mixture of the geometric Brownian motion (GBM). The mixture of GBM
can incorporate heavy-tail behavior of the market. It automatically leads us to
model the risk and return of multiple asset portfolios via the nonparametric
Bayesian method. We present a Dirichlet Process (DP) prior via an urn-scheme
for univariate modeling of the single asset return. This DP prior is presented
in the spirit of dependent DP. We extend this approach to introduce a
multivariate distribution to model the return on multiple assets via an
elliptical copula; which models the marginal distribution using the DP prior.
We compare different risk measures such as Value at Risk (VaR) and Conditional
VaR (CVaR), also known as expected shortfall (ES) for the stock return data of
two datasets. The first dataset contains the return of IBM, Intel and NASDAQ
and the second dataset contains the return data of 51 stocks as part of the
index "Nifty 50" for Indian equity markets.
