Portfolio Optimization Model Based on Conditional Value-at-Risk
Yang Hui-yao
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Yang Hui-yao
Abstract
Based on an algorithm proposed by R T Rockafeller and S Uryasev, a portfolio optimization model, mean-conditional value-at-risk model, was set up. This model measures risk with conditional value-at-risk (CVaR) instead of standard deviation. It was optimized by using Matlab software and choosing six stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in China as a portfolio, and efficient frontier and investment proportion of the portfolio were obtained. By comparing them with the ones obtained using the traditional mean-variance (MV) model, the result indicates that the efficient frontiers gained by the two models are almost identical and also close to overseas research results, but there is a difference between the optimal investment proportions based on the mean-CVaR model and the MV model.
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Based on an algorithm proposed by R T Rockafeller and S Uryasev, a portfolio optimization model, mean-conditional value-at-risk model, was set up. This model measures risk with conditional value-at-risk (CVaR) instead of standard deviation. It was optimized by using Matlab software and choosing six stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen stock markets in China as a portfolio, and efficient frontier and investment proportion of the portfolio were obtained. By comparing them with the ones obtained using the traditional mean-variance (MV) model, the result indicates that the efficient frontiers gained by the two models are almost identical and also close to overseas research results, but there is a difference between the optimal investment proportions based on the mean-CVaR model and the MV model.
Key concepts: CVAR, Efficient frontier, Portfolio optimization, Portfolio, Expected shortfall, Econometrics, Standard deviation, Conditional expectation