On portfolio risk diversification

The first portfolio risk diversification strategy was put into practice by the All Weather fund in 1996. The idea of risk diversification is related to the risk contribution of each available asset class or investment factor to the total portfolio risk. The maximum diversification or the risk parity...

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Main Authors: Takada, Hellinton H., Stern, Julio M.
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