Portfolio management using graph centralities: Review and comparison
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| author | Arslan, Bahar Noferini, Vanni Vrontos, Spyridon |
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| contents | We investigate an application of network centrality measures to portfolio optimization, by generalizing the method in [Pozzi, Di Matteo and Aste, \emph{Spread of risks across financial markets: better to invest in the peripheries}, Scientific Reports 3:1665, 2013], that however had significant limitations with respect to the state of the art in network theory. In this paper, we systematically compare many possible variants of the originally proposed method on S\&P 500 stocks. We use daily data from twenty-seven years as training set and their following year as test set. We thus select the best network-based methods according to different viewpoints including for instance the highest Sharpe Ratio and the highest expected return. We give emphasis in new centrality measures and we also conduct a thorough analysis, which reveals significantly stronger results compared to those with more traditional methods. According to our analysis, this graph-theoretical approach to investment can be used successfully by investors with different investment profiles leading to high risk-adjusted returns. |
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| spellingShingle | Portfolio management using graph centralities: Review and comparison Arslan, Bahar Noferini, Vanni Vrontos, Spyridon Portfolio Management Combinatorics Computational Finance We investigate an application of network centrality measures to portfolio optimization, by generalizing the method in [Pozzi, Di Matteo and Aste, \emph{Spread of risks across financial markets: better to invest in the peripheries}, Scientific Reports 3:1665, 2013], that however had significant limitations with respect to the state of the art in network theory. In this paper, we systematically compare many possible variants of the originally proposed method on S\&P 500 stocks. We use daily data from twenty-seven years as training set and their following year as test set. We thus select the best network-based methods according to different viewpoints including for instance the highest Sharpe Ratio and the highest expected return. We give emphasis in new centrality measures and we also conduct a thorough analysis, which reveals significantly stronger results compared to those with more traditional methods. According to our analysis, this graph-theoretical approach to investment can be used successfully by investors with different investment profiles leading to high risk-adjusted returns. |
| title | Portfolio management using graph centralities: Review and comparison |
| topic | Portfolio Management Combinatorics Computational Finance |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2404.00187 |