Advances in Asset Allocation Seminar - Blended Learning Programme
EDHEC Campus London
| EDHEC-Princeton Goal-Based Investing Indices Retirement Income October 2018 Returns (%) |
||
|---|---|---|
| Zone, Retirement year |
Not adjusted |
Cost-of-Living-adjusted |
| US, 2023 |
-4.22
|
-4.28
|
| US, 2028 |
-5.37
|
-5.40
|
| US, 2033 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
| US, 2038 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
| US, 2043 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
| US, 2048 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
| US, 2053 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
| US, 2058 |
-6.11
|
-6.11
|
Risk Management as the Key Source of Added Value in Investment Management
Investment management in the new era can be defined as the art and science of efficiently spending institutional or individual investors’ dollar and risk budgets to help them achieve their meaningful goal-driven objectives (for individuals) or liability-driven objectives (for institutions), subject to a number of regulatory constraints or otherwise. Whatever the context, meaningful investment solutions are in fact invariably based on three fundamental sources of added value, each reflecting one particular form of risk management technique : (1) the use of an efficient risky performance-seeking portfolio (PSP); (2) the use of an efficient safe liability-hedging or goal-hedging portfolio; and (3) the use of an efficient allocation strategy for efficient risky and safe building block portfolios.
Diversification
The risky portfolio should be efficient at harvesting risk premia across and within asset classes: It’s all about diversification!
Hedging
The safe portfolio should be efficient at matching risk factor exposures on the asset and liability sides: It’s all about hedging!
Insurance
The allocation to the efficient risky and safe portfolios should secure investors’ essential goals while generating a high probability of achieving their aspirational goals: It’s all about insurance!
Academic Roots
EDHEC Bond Risk Premium
Bayesian Nets for Stress Testing
EDHEC Risk Expertise
From Investment Products to Investment Solutions
Perspectives on Retirement Investing
Practitioner Reach
Ostrum Bond Portfolio Optimization
EDHEC-PRINCETON Goal-Based Investing Indices
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EDHEC Professor Frank J. Fabozzi appointed co-editor of a new journal: The Journal of...
Frank J. Fabozzi, Professor of Finance at EDHEC Business School, member of EDHEC-Risk Institute and dissertation adviser in the EDHEC PhD in Finance programme, has been invited to serve as co-editor with Marcos Lopez de Prado (AQR Capital Management) and Joseph Simonian (Natixis Investment Managers) of The Journal of Financial Data Science, to be published by IPR Journals (Institutional Portfolio...
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Nikolaos Tessaromatis speaking on...
Nikos Tessaromatis, Professor of Finance, EDHEC Business School and Member, EDHEC-Risk Institute, will be speaking on factor investing at the 18th Wealth Management Forum in Athens on 29 November,...
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