André Rodrigues Monticeli, Pedro Paulo Balestrassi, Antônio Carlos Zambroni de Souza, Eduardo Gomes Carvalho, Lázaro Eduardo da Silva, Paulo César Mappa
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Abstract
Portfolio analysis is widely used by financial investors to find portfolios producing efficient results under various economic conditions. Markowitz started the portfolio optimization approach through mean-variance, whose objective is to minimize risk and maximize the return. This study is called Markowitz Mean-Variance Theory (MVP). An optimal portfolio has a good return and low risk, in addition to being well diversified. In this paper, we proposed a methodology for obtaining an optimal portfolio with the highest expected return and the lowest risk. This methodology uses Mixture Design of Experiments (MDE) as a strategy for building non-linear models of risk and return in portfolio optimization; computational replicas in MDE to capture dynamical evolution of series; Shannon entropy index to handle better portfolio diversification; and desirability function to optimize multiple variables, leading to the maximum expected return and lowest risk. To illustrate this proposal, some time series were simulated by ARMA-GARCH models. The result is compared to the efficient frontier generated by the traditional theory of Markowitz Mean-Variance (MVP). The results show that this methodology facilitates decision making, since the portfolio is obtained in the non-dominated region, in a unique combination. The advantage of using the proposed method is that the replicas improve the model precision.
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