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Deriving an optimal asset allocation for institutional investors hinges crucially on the quality of inputs used in the optimization. If the mean vector and the covariance matrix are known with certainty, the classical mean-variance optimization of Markowitz (1952) produces optimal portfolios....
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One of the main challenges investors have to face is model uncertainty. Typically, the dynamic of the assets is modeled using two parameters: the drift vector and the covariance matrix, which are both uncertain. Since the variance/covariance parameter is assumed to be estimated with a certain...
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We implement a long-horizon static and dynamic portfolio allocation involving a risk-free and a risky asset. This model …
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risk and market dynamics. This paper demonstrates how macroeconomic factor models, based on Bayesian model averaging (BMA …), can help address the challenges in some specific investment analytic tasks from three perspectives: (1) selecting risk … factors and estimating risk factor exposure in risk allocation, (2) modeling the dynamic exposure of multiple asset classes to …
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We present an accurate and efficient method for Bayesian forecasting of two financial risk measures, Value-at-Risk and …-year-ahead. The latter has recently attracted considerable attention due to the different properties of short term risk and long run … risk. The key insight behind our importance sampling based approach is the sequential construction of marginal and …
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