Adjusted robust mean-value-at-risk model: less conservative robust portfolios

Adjusted robust mean-value-at-risk model: less conservative robust portfolios

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Article ID: iaor20171934
Volume: 18
Issue: 2
Start Page Number: 467
End Page Number: 497
Publication Date: Jun 2017
Journal: Optimization and Engineering
Authors: , ,
Keywords: management, financial, investment, simulation
Abstract:

We examine the robust mean‐VaR portfolio optimization problem when a parametric approach is used for estimating VaR. A robust optimization formulation is used to accommodate estimation risk, and we obtain an analytic solution when there is a risk‐free asset and short‐selling is allowed. This renders the model computationally tractable. Further, to avoid the conservatism of robust optimal portfolios, we suggest an adjusted robust optimization approach. Empirically, we evaluate the out‐of‐sample performance of the new approach, the robustness of obtained solutions and level of conservatism of the resulting portfolios. The empirical results highlight some benefits of our approach.

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