Essential assets - Risk.net

Risk staff
01 Apr 2006

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This book fills a gap. It brings together in a logical sequence a vast swath of work by statisticians and economists on optimal allocation among risky assets.

The original Markowitz framework took expected returns and co-variances of returns as a given, and settled for a simplistic mean-variance preference criteria for choosing among portfolios. Subsequent work explored the modelling assumptions for security prices and the limitations of mean-variance analysis, suggesting more realistic criteria

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