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#1 I don't think there is a perfect measure. In practice portfolio managers use multiple views of risk, including multi-factor risk models, stress testing, valu
by emilioolivares 11y ago
#1 I don't think there is a perfect measure. In practice portfolio managers use multiple views of risk, including multi-factor risk models, stress testing, value at risk, etc. Any tool money can buy they will use.
#2 has already been solved:
One formulation is here:
https://stanford.edu/~boyd/papers/pdf/dyn_port_opt.pdf https://stanford.edu/~boyd/papers/pdf/dyn_port_opt.pdf
There are optimizers out there already on the market with these capabilities.
- ericjang 11y ago#1 - Whether or not there is a formal risk measure that is less "ad-hoc/in-practice" than the others is still up in the air, no?