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Wealth management: Modeling the nonlinear dependence
This work aims the development of an enhanced portfolio selection method, which is based on the classical portfolio theory proposed by Markowitz (1952) and incorporates the local Gaussian correlation model for optimization. This novel method of portfolio selection incorporates two assumptions: the non-linearity of returns and the empirical observation that the relation between assets is dynamic. By selecting ten assets from those available in Yahoo Finance from S&P500, between 1985 and 2015, the performance of the new proposed model was measured and compared to the model of portfolio selection of Markowitz (1952). The results showed that the portfolios selected using the local Gaussian correlation model performed better than the traditional Markowitz (1952) method in 63% of the cases using block bootstrap and in 71% of the cases using the standard bootstrap. Comparing the calculated Sharpe ratios, the proposed model yielded a better adjusted risk-return in the majority of the cases studied. 5
期刊介绍:
Algorithmic Finance is both a nascent field of study and a new high-quality academic research journal that seeks to bridge computer science and finance. It covers such applications as: High frequency and algorithmic trading Statistical arbitrage strategies Momentum and other algorithmic portfolio management Machine learning and computational financial intelligence Agent-based finance Complexity and market efficiency Algorithmic analysis of derivatives valuation Behavioral finance and investor heuristics and algorithms Applications of quantum computation to finance News analytics and automated textual analysis.