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. CAPM, Mean-Variance Portfolio Optimization, Constrained Optimization, Fama-French, Value-Size Portfolios, Dynamical …
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assets only, the constrained one, and the presence of a risk-free asset. The use of a generalized form for the budget … - and infer the price of pure risk. Some properties of the several solutions are highlighted. The rationale for a linear …
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Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) provides an elegant mathematical framework for the efficient portfolio allocation problem …-of-sample volatility if a jump in systematic risk occurs. Chapter 2 introduces a covariance estimation approach which is based solely on …Die Moderne Portfolio Theorie (MPT) bietet einen eleganten mathematischen Rahmen für das Problem der effizienten …
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components used in asset pricing, namely the risk physical and neutral measures and the relative pricing kernel.The analysis is … utility of terminal wealth, we prove the existence of an information premium between what is required by the theory, a … interconnection between the pricing kernel and its densities, the extension to the risk-neutral measure follows naturally …
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portfolio choice in the sense that they should offer the same risk/return tradeoff in equilibrium. This result brings …
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For large portfolio managers, a sequence of single-period optimal positions is rarely multi-period optimal. In particular, transaction costs can prevent large portfolio managers from monetizing most of their forecasting power. The solution is to compute the trading trajectory that comes...
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There are three fundamental ways of testing the validity of an investment algorithm against historical evidence: a) the walk-forward method; b) the resampling method; and c) the Monte Carlo method. By far the most common approach followed among academics and practitioners is the walk-forward...
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