Optimal design of algo-alpha trading strategies

Optimal design of algo-alpha trading strategies

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Algorithmic investment schemes that invest in a frequently rebalanced portfolio of equity and fixed-income have become more common in recent years. Some are even available to retail investors, through index-tracking products.

One can distinguish between two basic types of existing investment schemes: pure return strategies, such as leveraged index-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) that borrow in the money market to offer leveraged equity returns for risk

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