Weight Vector Analysis to Portfolio Performance with Diversification Constraints

Illiquidity, Portfolio Constraints, and Diversification *

Diversification benefits of emerging markets subject to portfolio constraints

This paper examines the international diversification benefits subject to portfolio constraints—in particular, constraints on short selling. We show that the international diversification benefits remain substantial for U.S. equity investors when they are prohibited from short selling in emerging markets. This result is robust to investment restrictions on nonnative individuals. It is also unaf...

Econometrics and Metaheuristic Optimization Approaches to International Portfolio Diversification

Using advanced techniques of econometrics and a metaheuristic optimization approach, this study attempts to evaluate the potential advantages of international portfolio diversification for East Asian international investors when investing in the Middle Eastern emerging markets. Overall, the results of both econometric and the metaheuristic optimization methods are supporting each other. Finding...

Duality for vector equilibrium problems with constraints

‎In the paper‎, ‎we study duality for vector equilibrium problems using a concept of generalized convexity in dealing with the quasi-relative interior‎. ‎Then‎, ‎their applications to optimality conditions for quasi-relative efficient solutions are obtained‎. ‎Our results are extensions of several existing ones in the literature when the ordering cones in both the objective space and the constr...

Portfolio Diversification in Europe

Have the euro and accompanying measures of financial integration had a discernable impact on the deree of diversification of European investors? This is an empirical question that this paper tries to answer by exploring four alternative avenues. First we focus on the final outcome: If European investors are indeed better diversified, their consumption should be increasingly correlated. Second w...