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This paper discusses the role that Genetic Algorithms (GA) can have in determining asset allocation for multi sector funds. We present an asset allocation model where the investors' utility function departs from the quadratic utility function assumed by the standard Mean-Variance optimisation....
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The ideas of Markowitz indisputably constitute a milestone in portfolio theory, even though the resulting mean …
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We study the boundedness properties of the value function for a general worst-case scenario stochastic dynamic programming problem. For the portfolio selection problem,we present sufficient economically reasonable conditions for the finitness and uniform boundedness of the value function. The...
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Quantitative asset allocation models have not been widely adopted by practitioners because they suffer from two problems: the lack of robustness and diversification of portfolios obtained through these models. To solve these problems, I developed a new portfolio selection method that can be...
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utilize conic duality theory to reformulate the distributionally robust worst-case expectation constraint. Second, we devise a …
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Portfolio optimization should provide large benefits to investors, but standard mean-variance optimization (MVO) works so poorly in practice that optimization is often abandoned. The approaches developed to address this issue are often surrounded by mystique regarding how, why, and whether they...
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This paper describes two algorithms for financial portfolio optimization. These algorithms find optimal portfolios for a number of risk measures: CVaR, MAD, LSAD and dispersion CVaR. The algorithms work for discrete distributions of asset returns where optimization problems can be reduced to...
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Optimizing investment portfolios is one of the oldest research areas in finance. It has been studied most prolifically in the context of mean/variance optimization problems. Modern investment management is facilitated primarily by delegated managers in principal/agent relationships. Agents...
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by actions of the investor. Using the classical filtering theory, we reduce this problem with partial information to one … with full information and solve it for logarithmic and power utility functions. In particular, we apply control theory for …
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In this study, we consider multi-period portfolio optimization model that is formulated as a mixed-integer second-order cone programming problems (MISOCPs). The Markowitz (1952) mean/variance framework has been extended by including transaction costs, conditional value-at-risk (CVaR),...
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