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The Entropy Pooling approach in Meucci (2008) is a versatile, general framework to process market views in portfolio construction and generalized stress-tests in risk management. Here we present an efficient algorithm to implement Entropy Pooling with fully general views in multivariate normal...
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An important aspect of portfolio risk management is the analysis of the overall risk with respect to the allocations to the underlying assets. Marginal risk is the traditional tool used by portfolio managers to accomplish this. However, this metric is only meaningful when a position is levered...
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In this paper, an approximation of dynamic programming using sequential stochastic programming is introduced to solve long-term dynamic financial planning problems. We prove that by approximating the true asset return dynamics by a set of scenarios and re-solving the problem at every time-step,...
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The model parameters in optimal asset allocation problems are often assumed to be deterministic. This is not a realistic assumption since most parameters are not known exactly and therefore have to be estimated. We consider investment opportunities which are modeled as local geometric Brownian...
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We present methodologies to price discretely monitored Asian options when the underlying evolves according to a generic Levy process. For geometric Asian options we provide closed-form solutions in terms of the Fourier transform and we study in particular these formulas in the Levy-stable case....
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