In order to achieve greater flexibility in portfolio selection, transaction cost, short selling and higher moments should be considered, and actual transactions should be reflected. In this paper, five portfolio rebalancing models, with consideration of transaction cost and consisting of some or all criteria, including risk, return, short selling, skewness, and kurtosis, are compared to determine the important design criteria for a portfolio model. Two examples are used to perform simulated transactions, and the results indicate that the investment strategy of 'buy and hold' does not produce better returns for all the portfolios in the first example, and the models with higher moments or adopting short selling strategy perform better while ...
In this chapter, our interest is focused on problems related to portfolio selection and that can sti...
Trading strategies translate goals and constraints of asset management into dynamic, intertemporal, ...
and bonds. Maintaining an asset allocation policy that is suitable for the investor’s unique investm...
[[abstract]]In order to achieve greater flexibility in portfolio selection, transaction cost, short ...
A portfolio rebalancing model with self-finance strategy and consideration of V-shaped transaction c...
Constructing a portfolio of investments is one of the most significant financial decisions facing in...
Transaction costs and resampling are two important issues that need great attention in every portfol...
support and comments and suggestions. Any opinions expressed herein reflect the judgment of the indi...
After diversification, periodic portfolio rebalancing has become one of the most widely practiced me...
Portfolio rebalancing can be a fundamental tool to ensure portfolio's risk and return characteristic...
It is commonly believed that a continuously rebalanced investment portfolio achieves the optimal inv...
Most studies view transaction costs and constraints separate in the mean-variance framework. As such...
Abstract. Rebalancing of portfolios with a concave utility function is consid-ered. It is proved tha...
Estimation of the inputs is the main problem when applying portfolio analysis, and Markov regime-swi...
Portfolio rebalancing is an established concept in portfolio management and investing generally. Ass...
In this chapter, our interest is focused on problems related to portfolio selection and that can sti...
Trading strategies translate goals and constraints of asset management into dynamic, intertemporal, ...
and bonds. Maintaining an asset allocation policy that is suitable for the investor’s unique investm...
[[abstract]]In order to achieve greater flexibility in portfolio selection, transaction cost, short ...
A portfolio rebalancing model with self-finance strategy and consideration of V-shaped transaction c...
Constructing a portfolio of investments is one of the most significant financial decisions facing in...
Transaction costs and resampling are two important issues that need great attention in every portfol...
support and comments and suggestions. Any opinions expressed herein reflect the judgment of the indi...
After diversification, periodic portfolio rebalancing has become one of the most widely practiced me...
Portfolio rebalancing can be a fundamental tool to ensure portfolio's risk and return characteristic...
It is commonly believed that a continuously rebalanced investment portfolio achieves the optimal inv...
Most studies view transaction costs and constraints separate in the mean-variance framework. As such...
Abstract. Rebalancing of portfolios with a concave utility function is consid-ered. It is proved tha...
Estimation of the inputs is the main problem when applying portfolio analysis, and Markov regime-swi...
Portfolio rebalancing is an established concept in portfolio management and investing generally. Ass...
In this chapter, our interest is focused on problems related to portfolio selection and that can sti...
Trading strategies translate goals and constraints of asset management into dynamic, intertemporal, ...
and bonds. Maintaining an asset allocation policy that is suitable for the investor’s unique investm...