Distribución hiperbólica generalizada: una aplicación en la selección de portafolios y en la cuantificación de medidas de riesgo de mercado


Autoria(s): Alayón González, José Luis
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Castro Iragorri, Carlos

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17/08/2014

Resumo

En este trabajo se implementa una metodología para incluir momentos de orden superior en la selección de portafolios, haciendo uso de la Distribución Hiperbólica Generalizada, para posteriormente hacer un análisis comparativo frente al modelo de Markowitz.

In this paper, the Generalized Hyperbolic Distribution is used in the portfolio selection with higher moments. Thereafter a comparative scheme is showed to determinate the advance with regard to Markowitz Portfolio Selection.

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Palavras-Chave #Mercados #Mercado de valores #Finanzas #Economía #381 #Generalized Hyperbolic Distribution #Portfolio Selection #Robust Portfolio selection #Conditional Value at Risk #Worse Case Conditional Value at Risk #Asset Allocation #Risk Management #Markowitz Portfolio Selection #Multi-cicle, Expectation, and Conditional Estimation Method
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