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This paper uses a novel numerical optimization technique – robust optimization – that is well suited to solving the asset-liability management (ALM) problem for pension schemes. It requires the estimation of fewer stochastic parameters, reduces estimation risk and adopts a prudent approach...
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Given the support from academic studies for heuristic (naive) asset allocation strategies, this study compares the performance of seven heuristics, including four new heuristics, in forming a portfolio of six popular cryptocurrencies. As many cryptocurrency traders are retail investors, they are...
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The Bayes-Stein model provides a framework for remedying parameter uncertainty in the Markowitz mean-variance portfolio optimization. The classical version, however, suffers from estimation errors of model components and fails to consistently outperform the naive 1/N asset allocation rule. We...
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In the realm of investment decision-making, it is widely recognized that effective decision-making necessitates the integration of various knowledge domains. This paper presents a novel approach to estimating investors’ views in the Black-Litterman model by accumulating evidence from various...
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