This paper aims to develop a feasible estimator of the Sharpe ratio that the investor would expect from estimated efficient portfolios. Based on the analytical expression of the expected Sharpe ratio, we construct an estimator that captures all the errors involved in the estimated efficient portfolios. We conduct a simulation study and find that our estimator delivers the lowest mean square error with comparison to existing estimators. Our result is robust to sample size, to number of assets and to non-normality. It works well, particularly, with short sample sizes. The superior performance of the proposed estimator is confirmed through empirical analysis. The ex-ante method developed in this work allows the investor to assess the value of ...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization pro-cedure from a samp...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization procedure from a sampl...
Böhm V, Wenzelburger J. On the performance of efficient portfolios. In: Journal of Economic Dynamic...
The Sharpe ratio is a way to compare the excess returns (over the risk-free asset) of portfolios for...
We consider the problem of maximizing the out-of-sample Sharpe ratio when portfolio weights have to ...
Abstract The Sharpe ratio is a common financial performance measure that represents the optimal risk...
Maximizing the out-of-sample Sharpe ratio is an important objective for investors. To achieve this, ...
Researchers and investors are concerned with the shortcomings of various measures of portfolio manag...
We propose a robust portfolio optimization approach based on Value-at-Risk (VaR) adjusted Sharpe rat...
Choosing a portfolio from among the enormous range of assets now available to an investor would be f...
In this paper using the expected utility theory and the approxi-mation analysis we derive a formula ...
Sharpe's ratio is the most widely used index for establishing an order of priority for the portfolio...
Sharpe ratio (sometimes also referred to as information ratio) is widely used in asset management to...
Mean-variance optimization as a modern portfolio theory is a major model for theoretical purposes, h...
The SharpeR package provides basic functionality for testing signif-icance of the Sharpe ratio of a ...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization pro-cedure from a samp...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization procedure from a sampl...
Böhm V, Wenzelburger J. On the performance of efficient portfolios. In: Journal of Economic Dynamic...
The Sharpe ratio is a way to compare the excess returns (over the risk-free asset) of portfolios for...
We consider the problem of maximizing the out-of-sample Sharpe ratio when portfolio weights have to ...
Abstract The Sharpe ratio is a common financial performance measure that represents the optimal risk...
Maximizing the out-of-sample Sharpe ratio is an important objective for investors. To achieve this, ...
Researchers and investors are concerned with the shortcomings of various measures of portfolio manag...
We propose a robust portfolio optimization approach based on Value-at-Risk (VaR) adjusted Sharpe rat...
Choosing a portfolio from among the enormous range of assets now available to an investor would be f...
In this paper using the expected utility theory and the approxi-mation analysis we derive a formula ...
Sharpe's ratio is the most widely used index for establishing an order of priority for the portfolio...
Sharpe ratio (sometimes also referred to as information ratio) is widely used in asset management to...
Mean-variance optimization as a modern portfolio theory is a major model for theoretical purposes, h...
The SharpeR package provides basic functionality for testing signif-icance of the Sharpe ratio of a ...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization pro-cedure from a samp...
We show that the maximum Sharpe ratio obtained via the Markowitz optimization procedure from a sampl...
Böhm V, Wenzelburger J. On the performance of efficient portfolios. In: Journal of Economic Dynamic...