A new deployment of the multiple criteria decision making (MCDM) techniques: the Simple Additive Weighting (SAW), and the Technique for Order Preference by Similarity to Ideal Solution (TOPSIS) for portfolio allocation, is demonstrated in this paper. Rather than exclusive reference to mean and variance as in the traditional mean-variance method, the criteria used in this demonstration are the f...

resource limitation in zero time may cause to some profitable projects not to be selected in project selection problem, thus simultaneous project portfolio selection and scheduling problem has received significant attention. in this study, budget, investment costs and earnings are considered to be stochastic. the objectives are maximizing net present values of selected projects and minimizing v...

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The aim of this paper is to propose a portfolio selection methodology capable take into account asset tail co-movements as additional constraints in Markowitz model. We apply the observed time series 10 largest crypto assets, terms market capitalization, over period 20 September 2017–31 December 2020 (1200 daily observations). results indicate that portfolios selected considering risk are more ...

We consider optimal portfolio selection problems in a possibilistic setting. Using the possibilistic framework, we can integrate more efficiently the experts’ knowledge and the investors’ subjective opinions into a portfolio selection model. In 2002 Carlsson, Fullér and Majlender considered portfolio selection problems under trapezoidal possibility distributions and presented an algorithm of co...

In portfolio theory, it is well-known that the distributions of stock returns often have non-Gaussian characteristics. Therefore, we need non-symmetric distributions for modeling and accurate analysis of actuarial data. For this purpose and optimal portfolio selection, we use the Tail Mean-Variance (TMV) model, which focuses on the rare risks but high losses and usually happens in the tail of r...

Abstract: This paper is concerned with the single period portfolio that consists of holdings in n risky assets. The goal is to choose the optimal portfolio to maximize the expected value of the end of period wealth in the presence of transaction costs, while satisfying a set of constraints on the portfolio. The case of a portfolio optimization problem with fuzzy transaction costs is considered....

the credit portfolio management and the optimal credit portfolio selection are identified as one of the most effective factors in banks’ credit risk. two main strategies in this regard include diversification versus concentration. in this study, at first, the status of diversification of iran’s banking sector is analyzed, then the relationship between diversification of the credit portfolio and...