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Active Asset Allocation: State-of-the-Art Portfolios Policies, Strategies and Tactics, Revised Edition
by (Editor: Robert D. Arnott) (Editor: Frank J. Fabozzi)
Product Group: Book
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Trade (1992-02-01)
ISBN: 1557382379
EAN: 9781557382375
Binding/Media: Hardcover - 425 pages
Edition: Revised
SKU: 080618008
Condition: Used: Very Good
Comments: This Revised Edition copy is in excellent condition. No visible markings, highlights, underlining, tears to text. Tight spine. Clean Hard Cover and Dust Jacket with light shelf/edge wear. Great copy, worth having at an affordable price. (L10-12)
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Product Description
No issue is more critical to institutional investors than asset allocation. In today's volatile and increasingly global financial markets, asset mix and portfolio allocation are ever more important. However, the term "asset allocation" means different things to different people in different contexts. Whether policy asset allocation, tactical asset allocation or dynamic strategies for asset allocation, the policies and tactics are designed to reshape the return distribution. Because there are a number of decisions to make and issues to evaluate when reviewing asset allocation, this authoritative text assembles some of the best thinking in the investment world today on the subject of asset allocation. In Active Asset Allocation, pension sponsors, endowment and foundation managers and portfolio managers will find answers to many of the perplexing problems of assessing and managing the asset mix. Editors Robert D. Arnott and Frank J. Fabozzi, joined by a host of eminent practitioners and theoreticians, focus on the many dimensions of the asset allocation decision, tactical asset allocation and the risks associated with active asset allocation. Completely revised to reflect the latest thinking, Active Asset Allocation updates the ground-breaking material that made the first edition a critically acclaimed best-seller. Some of these current thoughts on asset allocation are communicated through a comprehensive series of chapters, including "Managing the Asset Mix"; "Asset Performance and Surplus Control"; "Risk-Adjusted Surplus; " "Tax Consequences of Trading"; "A Disciplined Approach to Global Asset Allocation"; "Does Tactical Asset Allocation Work?" and "At Last, a Rational Case forLong-Horizon Risk Tolerance and for Asset Allocation Timing?"
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