Modern portfolio management : active long/short 130/30 equity strategies

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Modern portfolio management : active long/short 130/30 equity strategies

Martin L. Leibowitz, Simon Emrich, Anthony Bova

John Wiley & Sons, c2009

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Includes bibliographical references and index

"Wiley finance" -- Book jacket

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内容説明

Active 130/30 Extensions is the newest wave of disciplined investment strategies that involves asymmetric decision-making on long/short portfolio decisions, concentrated investment risk-taking in contrast to diversification, systematic portfolio risk management, and flexibility in portfolio design. This strategy is the building block for a number of 130/30 and 120/20 investment strategies offered to institutional and sophisticated high net worth individual investors who want to manage their portfolios actively and aggressively to outperform the market.

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Foreword The High and Low of 130/30 Investing xi Structure of the Book xxiii Acknowledgments xxix INTRODUCTION Evolution of the Active Extension Concept 1 PART ONE Active 130/30 Extensions and Diversified Asset Allocations 9 CHAPTER 1 Active 130/30 Extensions and Diversified Asset Allocations 11 PART TWO The Role of Quantitative Strategies in Active 130/30 Extensions 45 CHAPTER 2 Active Extension-Portfolio Construction 47 CHAPTER 3 Managing Active Extension Portfolios 59 PART THREE Special Topics Relating to Active 130/30 Extensions 71 CHAPTER 4 Active Extension Portfolios: An Exploration of the 120/20 Concept 73 CHAPTER 5 Alpha Ranking Models and Active Extension Strategies 91 CHAPTER 6 The Tracking Error Gap 103 CHAPTER 7 Correlation Effects in Active 120/20 Extension Strategies 119 CHAPTER 8 Alpha Returns and Active Extensions 135 CHAPTER 9 An Integrated Analysis of Active Extension Strategies 149 CHAPTER 10 Portfolio Concentration 167 CHAPTER 11 Generic Shorts in Active 130/30 Extensions 185 CHAPTER 12 Beta-Based Asset Allocation 197 CHAPTER 13 Beta Targeting: Tapping into the Appeal of Active 130/30 Extensions 215 CHAPTER 14 Activity Ratios: Alpha Drivers in Long/Short Funds 237 CHAPTER 15 Generalizations of the Active 130/30 Extension Concept 257 PART FOUR Key Journal Articles 267 CHAPTER 16 On the Optimality of Long/Short Strategies 269 CHAPTER 17 The Efficiency Gains of Long/Short Investing 297 CHAPTER 18 Toward More Information-Efficient Portfolios 323 CHAPTER 19 Allocation Betas 343 CHAPTER 20 Alpha Hunters and Beta Grazers 365 CHAPTER 21 Gathering Implicit Alphas in a Beta World: New Questions about Alternative Assets 379 CHAPTER 22 Optimal Gearing: Not All Long/Short Portfolios Are Efficient 395 CHAPTER 23 20 Myths about Enhanced Active 120/20 Strategies 413 CHAPTER 24 Active 130/30 Extensions: Alpha Hunting at the Fund Level 429 CHAPTER 25 Long/Short Extensions: How Much Is Enough? 467 About the Authors 497 Index 501

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