We model portfolio weights as a function of latent factors that summarize the information in a large number of economic variables. This approach (hereafter diffusion index approach) offers the opportunity to exploit a much richer information base to improve portfolio selection. We use factor analysis to estimate the space spanned by the factors. This provides consistent estimates for the optimal weights as the number of economic variables and sample size go to infinity. We consider an empirical application to illustrate the practical usefulness of our approach. The results indicate that the diffusion index approach helps to improve the portfolio performance
Selection of stocks in a portfolio of shares represents a very interesting problem of 'optimal class...
Recent studies stressed the fact that covariance matrices computed from empirical financial time ser...
Portfolio optimization is a very classical and challenging problem that is interested in many areas ...
Technical indicators are widely used by market participants to identify trends in asset prices and i...
AbstractA large number of portfolio selection models have appeared in the literature since the pione...
A large number of portfolio selection models have appeared in the literature since the pioneering w...
Enhanced Indexation is the selection of a portfolio that should produce a return in excess to that o...
Markowitz’s mean-variance portfolio optimization is either inefficient or impossible when the number...
Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) has been the canonical theoretical model of portfolio selection for ov...
As the cornerstone of the modern portfolio theory, Markowitz's mean-variance optimization is a major...
In economics, common factors are often assumed to underlie the co-movements of a set of macroeconomi...
Summarization: Portfolio theory deals with the question of how to allocate resources among several c...
One recent and promising strategy for Enhanced Indexation [1,5] is the selection of portfolios that ...
In this project, we mainly focus on how to set up a complete methodology for finding the best invest...
The mean-variance theory of Markowitz (1952) indicates that large investment portfolios naturally pr...
Selection of stocks in a portfolio of shares represents a very interesting problem of 'optimal class...
Recent studies stressed the fact that covariance matrices computed from empirical financial time ser...
Portfolio optimization is a very classical and challenging problem that is interested in many areas ...
Technical indicators are widely used by market participants to identify trends in asset prices and i...
AbstractA large number of portfolio selection models have appeared in the literature since the pione...
A large number of portfolio selection models have appeared in the literature since the pioneering w...
Enhanced Indexation is the selection of a portfolio that should produce a return in excess to that o...
Markowitz’s mean-variance portfolio optimization is either inefficient or impossible when the number...
Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) has been the canonical theoretical model of portfolio selection for ov...
As the cornerstone of the modern portfolio theory, Markowitz's mean-variance optimization is a major...
In economics, common factors are often assumed to underlie the co-movements of a set of macroeconomi...
Summarization: Portfolio theory deals with the question of how to allocate resources among several c...
One recent and promising strategy for Enhanced Indexation [1,5] is the selection of portfolios that ...
In this project, we mainly focus on how to set up a complete methodology for finding the best invest...
The mean-variance theory of Markowitz (1952) indicates that large investment portfolios naturally pr...
Selection of stocks in a portfolio of shares represents a very interesting problem of 'optimal class...
Recent studies stressed the fact that covariance matrices computed from empirical financial time ser...
Portfolio optimization is a very classical and challenging problem that is interested in many areas ...