长期投资者的战略资产配置选择

在股票期望收益率服从一个均值回复过程的假设下,推导出具有幂效用函数的投资者的资产配置函数,着重分析了投资期限对投资者资产配置结果的影响,发现长期投资者比短期投资者在股票上配置更大的资产比例.虽然不同投资期限的投资者具有相同的短视配置,但是战略配置随着投资期限的增大而增大.     

封闭式债券基金风格模糊聚类分析

封闭式债券基金能够在降低风险的同时获取投资收益,并且有着较长的久期,是稳健型投资者实现配置型投资收益较常选择的一个投资品种.利用模糊聚类分析,对封闭式债券基金主要的评价参数进行量化分析,从风险控制、收益水平、选时能力等方面将市场上现有的封闭式债券基金进了投资风格上的划分,为投资者如何选择封闭式债券基金提供了一个较为直观的方法.     

含有信用风险的跳扩散市场的最优组合选择

假定投资者将其财富分配在这样两种风险资产中,一种是股票,价格服从跳跃扩散过程;一种是有信用风险的债券,其价格服从复合泊松过程.在均值-方差准则下通过最优控制原理来研究投资者的最优投资策略选择问题,得到了最优投资策略及有效边界,最后通过数值例子分析了违约强度、债券预期收益率以及目标财富对最优投资策略的影响.     

券商“另类”投资

另类投资如今已不再“另类”。随着金融市场的发展,投资者需求更加多样化,不再满足于股票、债券等传统投资。这客观上要求资产管理者寻求新的投资工具,开辟新的投资领域,为投资者提供多种选择,另类投资因此应运而生。所谓另类投资,主要是指在股票、     

关于无风险资产不存在时资产组合选择的研究

以往关于资产组合选择的研究大多假设市场上存在无风险资产,但无风险资产实际上是不存在的.当不存在无风险资产时,假设投资者的效用定义在消费上,消费一直是投资者财富的一个固定比例,投资者的最优资产组合由两部分组成:短视的资产组合和对冲组合.假设只有股票和债券两种风险资产,当股票和债券的风险具有负的相关性时,投资者现在会消费更多,同时也会在股票上投资更多;两者正相关时,投资者无法降低风险,会减持股票并降低当前消费;两者不相关时,投资者持有的股票权重和存在无风险资产时一样.最后,还推导出了多种资产情况下最优消费和资产组合的解析表达式.     

容许借贷的消费投资策略研究

考虑了容许借贷的消费投资决策问题,投资者选择债券和带有红利回报的风险股票,在效用最大化的标准下,研究了最优消费投资策略。最后就ＨＡＲＡ效用函数提供了最优策略。     

基于通货膨胀风险和Heston随机波动率下的最优资产配置

本文考虑了基于均值-方差准则下的连续时间投资组合选择问题。为了对冲市场中的利率风险和通货膨胀风险,假定市场上存在可供交易的零息名义债券和零息通货膨胀指数债券。另外,投资者还可以投资一个价格具有Heston随机波动率的风险资产。首先建立了基于均值-方差框架下的最优投资组合问题,然后将原问题进行转换,利用随机动态规划方法和对偶Lagrangian原理,获得了均值-方差准则下的有效投资策略以及有效前沿的解析表达形式,最后对相关参数的敏感性进行了分析。     

境外机构投资者持股周期与公司治理绩效关系的实证研究

选取2003-2015年我国沪深A股上市公司中有境外机构投资者(QFII)持股的公司作为研究样本,将QFII持股周期划分为短期、中期和长期三类,通过理论分析和实证分析研究QFII不同持股周期对上市公司治理绩效的影响,研究结果表明,QFII短期持股时,奉行财务投资理念,通过买卖价差获取投资收益,不会对公司治理绩效产生影响;QFII中期持股时,会对公司治理绩效产生影响,但影响作用较微弱;QFII长期持股时,主要奉行价值投资理念,通过积极参与公司治理影响公司治理绩效,获得高额投资收益。本文的研究结论对我国境内机构投资者和上市公司具有一定的借鉴作用,同时可以为我国引入QFII提供政策建议。     

真实利率波动对长期资产配置的影响(英)

对于单期的投资者而言,无违约风险的固定收益证券被视为无风险资产.这是因为固定收益证券的收益率在投资的初期就能确定.然而在考虑长期的投资时,投资者可以调整资产配置,固定收益证券也将面临再投资的利率波动风险,因此不能再被视为无风险资产.本文在一类特殊的``习惯形成"效用函数的框架下讨论长期资产配置.在一系列为简化问题而作的假设之下,本文推导出了真实利率波动对风险资产配置权重的影响,并且为计算实际长期资产配置的最优比例提供了理论依据和算法.     

真实利率波动对长期资产配置的影响(英文)

对于单期的投资者而言,无违约风险的固定收益证券被视为无风险资产.这是因为固定收益证券的收益率在投资的初期就能确定.然而在考虑长期的投资时,投资者可以调整资产配置,固定收益证券也将面临再投资的利率波动风险,因此不能再被视为无风险资产.本文在一类特殊的"习惯形成"效用函数的框架下讨论长期资产配置.在一系列为简化问题而作的假设之下,本文推导出了真实利率波动对风险资产配置权重的影响,并且为计算实际长期资产配置的最优比例提供了理论依据和算法.     

A mathematical model for weighing investments

This model assumes three separate investors each with a set amount of money. The full amount is to be invested in six investments, namely: long‐term bonds, short‐term bonds, treasury bonds, common stock, treasury bills, and commercial paper. The investment is made according to weights assigned to safety of principal, growth, current income, taxable income and volatility. The weights are derived by obtaining pairwise comparison matrices and then using an averaging process.     

Optimal portfolio‐consumption choice under stochastic inflation with nominal and indexed bonds

This research solves the intertemporal portfolio choice problems with and without interim consumption under stochastic inflation. We assume a one‐factor nominal interest rate and a one‐factor expected inflation rate, implying a two‐factor real interest rate in the economy. In contrast to other related research which adopts the one‐factor real interest rate model, the inflation‐indexed bond is not a redundant asset class even in a complete market. The infinitely risk‐averse investor would prefer to invest all her wealth in inflation‐indexed bonds maturing at the investment horizon. We also show that, with the two‐factor real interest rate model, the consumption‐wealth ratio is not determined by the real interest rate alone. The investor's consumption–wealth ratio is also affected by the nominal interest rate and expected inflation rate levels. The capital market is calibrated to U.S. stocks, bonds, and inflation data. The optimal weights show that aggressive investors hold more nominal bonds in order to earn the inflation risk premiums, while conservative investors concentrate on indexed bonds to hedge against the inflation risk. Copyright © 2011 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.     

Nonparametric long term prediction of stock returns with generated bond yields

Recent empirical approaches in forecasting equity returns or premiums found that dynamic interactions among the stock and bond are relevant for long term pension products. Automatic procedures to upgrade or downgrade risk exposure could potentially improve long term performance for such products. The risk and return of bonds is more easy to predict than the risk and return of stocks. This and the well known stock-bond correlation motivates the inclusion of the current bond yield in a model for the prediction of excess stock returns. Here, we take the actuarial long term view using yearly data, and focus on nonlinear relationships between a set of covariates. We employ fully nonparametric models and apply for estimation a local-linear kernel smoother. Since the current bond yield is not known, it is predicted in a prior step. The structure imposed this way in the final estimation process helps to circumvent the curse of dimensionality and reduces bias in the estimation of excess stock returns. Our validated stock prediction results show that predicted bond returns improve stock prediction significantly.     

Monotonicity and phase diagram for multirange percolation on oriented trees

We consider Bernoulli bond percolation on oriented regular trees, where besides the usual short bonds, all bonds of a certain length are added. Independently, short bonds are open with probability p and long bonds are open with probability q. We study properties of the critical curve which delimits the set of pairs (p,q) for which there are almost surely no infinite paths. We also show that this curve decreases with respect to the length of the long bonds.     

中国利率风险溢酬:时变特征与影响因素

利率风险溢酬是长期利率的组成部分,解读它所包含的信息、寻找它的来源有着重要的经济意义。本文先使用利率仿射模型,计算出先验的中国国债利率期限溢酬,然后构建VECM模型,运用脉冲响应、方差分析等技术,分析国债利率的风险溢酬和主要宏观经济变量的动态关系,发现宏观变量对溢酬的影响在当期和滞后几期有明显差异,CPI和GDP是影响最大的两个因素,但信贷供应量和M1的作用也较大。我们同时也发现银行间市场投资者比交易所市场投资者更易受到宏观经济的影响。     

Optimal Portfolio Decision Rule Under Nonparametric Characterization of the Interest Rate Dynamics

This study develops an optimal portfolio decision rule under nonparametric characterization of the interest rate dynamics. To proceed, we first derive an optimal decision rule based on the long rate and the spread (where $\mathrm{spread} = \mathrm{long\ rate} - \mathrm{short\ rate}$ ); then we employ nonparametric kernel regression to estimate, based on the Nadaraya–Watson (N–W) estimators, the parameters related to the two variables; and finally, using the N–W estimates as inputs, we implement our decision rule by the explicit finite difference scheme to find specifically the optimal allocation of wealth between short and long bonds for an investor with power utility at each time over a ten-year horizon. The following four stylized facts can be observed from our results: (i) the optimal fractions in short bond do not appear to vary with the short rate; (ii) the optimal fractions decrease as the long rate rises and increase as it falls; (iii) the optimal fractions increase as the horizon becomes shorter; and (iv) the optimal fractions generally decrease in the early part of the horizon for more risk-averse investor.     

The role of index bonds in universal currency hedging

This study examines the demand for index bonds and their role in hedging risky asset returns against currency risks in a complete market where equity is not hedged against inflation risk. Avellaneda's uncertain volatility model with non-constant coefficients to describe equity price variation, forward price variation, index bond price variation and rate of inflation, together with Merton's intertemporal portfolio choice model, are utilized to enable an investor to choose an optimal portfolio consisting of equity, nominal bonds and index bonds when the rate of inflation is uncertain. A hedge ratio is universal if investors in different countries hedge against currency risk to the same extent. Three universal hedge ratios (UHRs) are defined with respect to the investor's total demand for index bonds, hedging risky asset returns (i.e. equity and nominal bonds) against currency risk, which are not held for hedging purposes. These UHRs are hedge positions in foreign index bond portfolios, stated as a fraction of the national market portfolio. At equilibrium all the three UHRs are comparable to Black's corrected equilibrium hedging ratio. The Cameron-Martin-Girsanov theorem is applied to show that the Radon-Nikodym derivative given under a P -martingale, the investor's exchange rate (product of the two currencies) is a martingale. Therefore the investors can agree on a common hedging strategy to trade exchange rate risk irrespective of investor nationality. This makes the choice of the measurement currency irrelevant and the hedge ratio universal without affecting their values.     

Risk management of a bond portfolio using options

In this paper, we elaborate a formula for determining the optimal strike price for a bond put option, used to hedge a position in a bond. This strike price is optimal in the sense that it minimizes, for a given budget, either Value-at-Risk or Tail Value-at-Risk. Formulas are derived for both zero-coupon and coupon bonds, which can also be understood as a portfolio of bonds. These formulas are valid for any short rate model that implies an affine term structure model and in particular that implies a lognormal distribution of future zero-coupon bond prices. As an application, we focus on the Hull-White one-factor model, which is calibrated to a set of cap prices. We illustrate our procedure by hedging a Belgian government bond, and take into account the possibility of divergence between theoretical option prices and real option prices. This paper can be seen as an extension of the work of Ahn and co-workers [Ahn, D., Boudoukh, J., Richardson, M., Whitelaw, R., 1999. Optimal risk management using options. J. Financ. 54, 359-375], who consider the same problem for an investment in a share.