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Portfolio optimisation for a Fund of Hedge Funds (“FoHF”) has to address the asymmetric, non-Gaussian nature of the underlying returns distributions. Furthermore, the objective functions and constraints are not necessarily convex or even smooth. Therefore traditional portfolio optimisation...
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In this paper, we study the option valuation of S-shaped assets. S-shaped assets are frequently encountered in technological developments, grant funding of research projects, and to a degree, hedge funds and stop-loss controlled trend-following investment vehicles. We conclude that the quantity...
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Portfolio optimisation for a Fund of Hedge Funds (“FoHF”) has to address the asymmetric, non-Gaussian nature of the underlying returns distributions. Furthermore, the objective functions and constraints are not necessarily convex or even smooth. Therefore traditional portfolio optimisation...
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This paper studies a basket of risk statistics that are widely used to measure investment performance. Those risk statistics were used to rank the performance of the assets. The dependent information was removed from the set of risk measures that were used in the test. The risk statistics were...
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In Basel II Capital Accord, the Advanced Measurement Approaches (AMA) is stated as one of the pillar stone methods for calculating corporate risk reserves. One of the common yet cumbersome methods is the one known as loss distribution approach (cf. [Chernobai A S, Rachev S T and Fabozzi F J,...
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In this article, we look again at the derivation of Black-Scholes option value equation. The risk function involved, as we discussed, if looked at more closely, is more complicated than the standard deviation function that people are used to. This observed risk function implies interesting...
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Many computational problems in statistics can be cast as stochastic programs that are optimization problems whose objective functions are multi-dimensional integrals. The sample average approximation method is widely used for solving such a problem, which first constructs a sampling-based...
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