In this paper we analyze a regret-averse individual best choice in a two risky assets portfolio. We extend previous literature and contribute new results by considering a model with two assets. We get the conditions for the regret-averse investor to diversify the portfolio. We additionally compare the behavior of the regret-averse investor with the behavior of its risk-averse counterpart. We characterize the conditions under which both types of agents behavior coincide.optimization; diversification; regret theory; quadrant dependent.
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There is growing effort to incorporate psychological behaviors into decision models from economics a...
: In an important paper comparing expected utility and mean-variance analysis, Feldstein (1969) exa...
Diversification represents the idea of choosing variety over uniformity. Within the theory of choice...
We consider an Arrow-Debreu economy in which expected-utility-maximizing agents are sensitive to reg...
In this paper, we provide a general valuation of the diversification attitude of investors. First, w...
The authors develop a model that has two components of risk: traditional risk (volatility) and regre...
We investigate whether regret can explain mutual fund managers' risk-shifting behavior. We propose a...
Regret theory is a behavioral approach to decision making under uncertainty. In this paper we assume...
We assume that the ex-post utility of an agent facing a menu of lotteries depends upon the actual pa...
We investigate whether regret can explain mutual fund managers’ risk-shifting behav-ior. We propo...
This paper considers a portfolio allocation problem between a risky asset and an ambiguous asset, an...
We model how asset allocation decisions in a defined contribution (DC) pension plan might vary with ...
Previous research has considered the question of how anticipated regret affects risky decision makin...
We study insurance and portfolio decisions, two opposite risk retention tradeoffs. Using household le...
Abstract. In this paper, which presents a simplified behavioral finance model, we incorporate regret...
There is growing effort to incorporate psychological behaviors into decision models from economics a...
: In an important paper comparing expected utility and mean-variance analysis, Feldstein (1969) exa...
Diversification represents the idea of choosing variety over uniformity. Within the theory of choice...