This paper considers the recent underperformance of the equal weighted portfolio of South African Top 40 stocks relative to the market capitalisation weighted portfolio. It highlights the impact of the increased concentration of market capitalisation weights in the Top 40, which is currently at extreme levels. Furthermore, lower levels in the benefits of diversification, through higher average correlations, has reduced the positive impact of rebalancing. Finally, the turnover in index constituents has been higher than average in recent years and this has caused a further drag on performance. The combination of these effects has had a negative impact on the equal weighted portfolio’s relative performance. A rudimentary linear model, with the...
Background Greenblatt created an investment strategy premised on the selection of cheap, but good qu...
In this study, we investigate the attenuation of idiosyncratic risk and corresponding benefits of di...
An article published in British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade 4(8): 1191-1202, by SCIENC...
This paper considers the recent underperformance of the equal weighted portfolio of South African To...
It is widely noted that market capitalisation weighted portfolios are inefficient and underperform a...
We analyse and discuss the use of an equal-weighted index as an alternative to the market capitalisa...
The 1/N rule of equal equity weightings for portfolios was found by previous studies to be a simple ...
Market indices based on market capitalization have been argued to be the most mean-variance efficien...
Identifying a suitable benchmark is essential when testing asset pricing models, measuring the perfo...
The performance of private equity companies compared to that of major stock exchange indices has bee...
It is often said that diversification is the only ‘free lunch’ available to investors; meaning that ...
M.Com. (Financial Economics)Abstract: This dissertation assesses patient and quick-trigger portfolio...
none3noABSTRACT This article aims at comparing two major equity index construction methodologies, th...
This analysis is based on the article by Choueifaty & Coignard (2008) where a “most-diversified port...
MCom (Risk Management), North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2014Increasing sophistication o...
Background Greenblatt created an investment strategy premised on the selection of cheap, but good qu...
In this study, we investigate the attenuation of idiosyncratic risk and corresponding benefits of di...
An article published in British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade 4(8): 1191-1202, by SCIENC...
This paper considers the recent underperformance of the equal weighted portfolio of South African To...
It is widely noted that market capitalisation weighted portfolios are inefficient and underperform a...
We analyse and discuss the use of an equal-weighted index as an alternative to the market capitalisa...
The 1/N rule of equal equity weightings for portfolios was found by previous studies to be a simple ...
Market indices based on market capitalization have been argued to be the most mean-variance efficien...
Identifying a suitable benchmark is essential when testing asset pricing models, measuring the perfo...
The performance of private equity companies compared to that of major stock exchange indices has bee...
It is often said that diversification is the only ‘free lunch’ available to investors; meaning that ...
M.Com. (Financial Economics)Abstract: This dissertation assesses patient and quick-trigger portfolio...
none3noABSTRACT This article aims at comparing two major equity index construction methodologies, th...
This analysis is based on the article by Choueifaty & Coignard (2008) where a “most-diversified port...
MCom (Risk Management), North-West University, Vaal Triangle Campus, 2014Increasing sophistication o...
Background Greenblatt created an investment strategy premised on the selection of cheap, but good qu...
In this study, we investigate the attenuation of idiosyncratic risk and corresponding benefits of di...
An article published in British Journal of Economics, Management & Trade 4(8): 1191-1202, by SCIENC...