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investment returns and risk, provide an attractive and effective alternative to traditional guaranteed life annuity products …. While longevity risk sharing in pooled annuities has received recent attention, incorporating investment risk beyond fixed …, while reducing pooled annuity income volatility and downside risk, as well as an investment strategy that reduces exposure …
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According to recent research, diversification across risk factors (or investment styles) proves to be more efficient … worthwhile to combine risk factors in a dynamic manner, in a process that we call Dynamic Risk Allocation (DRA). Building a DRA … process.Our main finding is that risk factor allocation largely replaces traditional global equity and bond market premiums as …
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Inter-temporal risk parity is a strategy that rebalances risky assets and cash in order to target a constant level of … ex-ante risk over time. When applied to equities and compared to a buy-and-hold portfolio it is known to improve the … Sharpe ratio and reduce drawdowns. We apply inter-temporal risk parity strategies to factor investing, namely value and …
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Inter-temporal risk parity is a strategy which rebalances between a risky asset and cash in order to target a constant … level of risk over time. When applied to equities and compared to a buy and hold strategy it is known to improve the Sharpe … ratio remains constant over time, the only benefit would arise from an inter-temporal risk diversification effect which is …
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This paper examines the exposures of low-volatility portfolios to various sources of systematic risk. Our analysis … includes interest rate, implied volatility, liquidity, commodity, sentiment, macroeconomic, and climate risk factors. We find … that low-volatility portfolios lower the exposure to all significant drivers of systematic risk. The risk reductions vary …
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This paper shows that tracking error volatility (TEV) is characterized by reversion toward the mean. Mutual funds with relatively high (low) TEV in a given period tend to reduce (increase) their TEV in subsequent periods, and the degree to which a given fund’s TEV is relatively high or low...
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Managed volatility strategies adjust market exposure in inverse relation to a risk estimate, to stabilize realized … long-term data from the Standard & Poor's 500, we show that these strategies offer an improvement in risk-adjusted return … compared with a buy-and-hold benchmark, on average, but with some variation. Managed volatility strategies achieve robust tail-risk …
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We discuss how to build ETF risk models. Our approach anchors on i) first building a multilevel (non …-)binary classification/taxonomy for ETFs, which is utilized in order to define the risk factors, and ii) then building the risk models based … on these risk factors by utilizing the heterotic risk model construction of https://ssrn.com/abstract=2600798 (for binary …
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systematic risk is highly nonlinear in extreme scenarios-especially during the subprime crisis. We find that countercyclical …-traditional risk premia by deliberately increasing their systematic risk while the later focus more on minimizing risk. Our results … suggest that the hedge fund strategies' betas respond more to illiquidity uncertainty than to illiquidity risk during crises …
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We introduce a new class of momentum strategies, the risk-adjusted time series momentum (RAMOM) strategies, which are … how these volatility measures can be used for risk management. We find that momentum risk management significantly … increases Sharpe ratios, but at the same time may lead to more pronounced negative skewness and tail risk. Furthermore, momentum …
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