Foreword | |
Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Introduction | |
The Portfolio Management Process and the Investment Policy Statement | |
Introduction | |
Investment Management | |
The Portfolio Perspective | |
Portfolio Management as a Process | |
The Portfolio Management Process Logic | |
The Planning Step | |
The Execution Step | |
The Feedback Step | |
A Definition of Portfolio Management | |
Investment Objectives and Constraints | |
Objectives | |
Constraints | |
The Dynamics of the Process | |
The Future of Portfolio Management | |
The Ethical Responsibilities of Portfolio Managers | |
Managing Individual Investor Portfolios | |
Introduction | |
CaseStudy | |
The Inger Family | |
Inger Family Data | |
Jourdan's Findings and Personal Observations | |
Investor Characteristics | |
Situational Profiling | |
Psychological Profiling | |
Investment Policy Statement | |
Setting Return and Risk Objectives | |
Constraints | |
An Introduction to Asset Allocation | |
Asset Allocation Concepts | |
Monte Carlo Simulation in Personal Retirement Planning | |
Managing Institutional Investor Portfolios | |
Overview | |
PensionFunds | |
Defined-Benefit Plans: Background and Investment Setting | |
Defined-Contribution Plans: Background and Investment Setting | |
Hybrid and Other Plans | |
Foundations and Endowments | |
Foundations: Background and Investment Setting | |
Endowments: Background and Investment Setting | |
The Insurance Industry | |
Life Insurance Companies: Background and Investment Setting | |
Non-Life Insurance Companies: Background and Investment Setting | |
Banks and Other Institutional Investors | |
Banks: Background and Investment Setting | |
Other Institutional Investors: Investment Intermediaries | |
Capital Market Expectations | |
Introduction | |
Organizing the Task: Framework and Challenges | |
A Framework for Developing Capital Market Expectations | |
Challenges in Forecasting | |
Tools for Formulating Capital Market Expectations | |
Formal Tools | |
Survey and Panel Methods | |
Judgment | |
Economic Analysis | |
Business Cycle Analysis | |
Economic Growth Trends | |
Exogenous Shocks | |
International Interactions | |
Economic Forecasting | |
Using Economic Information in Forecasting Asset Class Returns | |
Information Sources for Economic Data and Forecasts | |
Asset Allocation | |
Introduction | |
What is Asset Allocation? | |
The Role of Strategic Asset Allocation in Relation to Systematic Risk | |
Strategic versus Tactical Asset Allocation | |
The Empirical Debate on the Importance of Asset Allocation | |
Asset Allocation and the Investor's Risk and Return Objectives | |
Asset-Only and Asset/Liability Management Approaches to Strategic Asset Allocation | |
Return Objectives and Strategic Asset Allocation | |
Risk Objectives and Strategic Asset Allocation | |
Behavioral Influences on Asset Allocation | |
The Selection of Asset Classes | |
Criteria for Specifying Asset Classes | |
The Inclusion of International Assets (Developed and Emerging Markets) | |
Alternative Investments | |
The Steps in Asset Allocation | |
Optimization | |
The Mean-Variance Approach | |
The Resampled Efficient Frontier | |
The Black& | |
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