Optimal Portfolio Allocation under Higher Moments
"We evaluate how departure from normality may affect the allocation of assets. A Taylor series expansion of the expected utility allows to focus on certain moments and to compute the optimal portfolio allocation numerically. A decisive advantage of this approach is that it remains operational even for a large number of assets. While the mean-variance criterion provides a good approximation of the expected utility maximisation under moderate non-normality, it may be ineffective under large departure from normality. In such cases, the three-moment or four-moment optimisation strategies may provide a good approximation of the expected utility". Copyright Blackwell Publishers Ltd, 2006.
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2006
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Authors: | Jondeau, Eric ; Rockinger, Michael |
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European Financial Management. - European Financial Management Association - EFMA. - Vol. 12.2006, 1, p. 29-55
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European Financial Management Association - EFMA |
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