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Financial Analysts Journal. 76:57-79
Managing the intertemporal risk of optimally constructed multifactor portfolios adds to performance. The increases in Sharpe ratios are in addition to the utility that investors gain from controlli...
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Price informativeness measures how and when information is aggregated into asset prices. The authors study the price informativeness of realized earnings growth for US stocks, with a focus on exposures to factors that have historically outperformed t
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The Journal of Index Investing. 9:6-17
Some of the market-relative performance of U.S. stock mutual funds can be explained by the pure returns to now commonly accepted equity market factors. Historically, managers in the aggregate have had more equally weighted positions than the capitali
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Managing the intertemporal risk of optimally constructed multifactor portfolios adds to performance. The increases in Sharpe ratios are in addition to the utility that investors gain from controlling how much active risk they are exposed to over time
Publikováno v:
SSRN Electronic Journal.
Some of the market-relative performance of U.S. stock mutual funds can be explained by the pure returns to now commonly accepted equity market factors. Historically, managers in the aggregate have had more equally-weighted positions than the capitali
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Given the popularity of factor investing, also known as rules-based, “smart beta”, or simply quantitative portfolio management, a number of students and traditional equity analysts have asked for a primer to introduce basic terms, concepts, and c
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SSRN Electronic Journal.
Linking factor portfolio construction to cross-sectional regressions of security returns on standardized factor exposures leads to a transparent and investable perspective on factor performance. Under capitalization-weighting, multivariate regression
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Financial Analysts Journal. 70:13-23
In the Fama–French three-factor model, the market return is not the return to market beta. By including a separate beta factor, the market portfolio without a coefficient can be described as only “half” a factor. Documenting the returns to a pu
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The Journal of Portfolio Management. 39:39-53
Analytic solutions to risk parity, maximum diversification, and minimum variance portfolios provide useful perspectives about their construction and composition. Individual asset weights depend on both systematic and idiosyncratic risk in all three r
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Practical Applications. 6:1.6-5
Practical Applications Summary In When Does Capitalization Weighting Outperform? Factor-Based Explanations, from the Fall 2018 issue of The Journal of Index Investing, Roger Clarke of Ensign Peak Advisors, Harindra de Silva of Analytic Investors, and