A Brief History of Downside Risk Measures
David N. Nawrocki
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David N. Nawrocki
Abstract
Downside risk measures in portfolio analysis purport to be a major improvement over traditional portfolio theory. This article traces the development of the concept from the initial portfolio theory articles in 1952 to articles in the Journal of Investing in 1994. An understanding of the issues facing the researchers provides better knowledge of the concept.
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Downside risk measures in portfolio analysis purport to be a major improvement over traditional portfolio theory. This article traces the development of the concept from the initial portfolio theory articles in 1952 to articles in the Journal of Investing in 1994. An understanding of the issues facing the researchers provides better knowledge of the concept.
Key concepts: Downside risk, Portfolio, Modern portfolio theory, Economics, Application portfolio management, Financial economics, Project portfolio management, Actuarial science