Portfolio Construction

Turning a set of views into a set of weights: covariance, constraints, transaction costs and the gap between theory and a real book.

10 books · 6 people behind it

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  1. The Intelligent Asset AllocatorWilliam J. Bernstein, 2000
  2. Capital IdeasPeter L. Bernstein, 1992
  3. Expected ReturnsAntti Ilmanen, 2011

The people behind it 6

Each person holds a book in this entry or names it in their own tags.

Investors 3

PL
Peter L. Bernstein1 book here
AI
Antti Ilmanen1 book here
WJ
William J. Bernstein1 book here

Academics 2

WJ
William J. Bernstein1 book here
FJ
Frank J. Fabozzinamed in their tags

Journalists 1

PL
Peter L. Bernstein1 book here

Books 10

Harry M. Markowitz · 1959 · The original mean-variance monograph.
Peter L. Bernstein · 1992 · How Markowitz, Sharpe and Black moved from the seminar room to the trading desk.
Richard C. Grinold, Ronald N. Kahn · 1995 · The fundamental law of active management; the quantitative manager's reference.
William J. Bernstein · 2000 · The accessible version of the same problem.
Antti Ilmanen · 2011 · What each building block can reasonably be expected to contribute.
Lasse Heje Pedersen · 2015 · Construction under real frictions, funding and liquidity constraints.
Michael M. Pompian · 2008 · Applies behavioural finance to building portfolios for real clients.
Tony Robbins · 2014 · Interviews with large allocators packaged as retail portfolio advice