Global asset allocation
Subtitle: techniques for optimizing portfolio management
By: edited by Jess Lederman, Robert A. Klein.
Contributors: Lederman, Jess.; Klein, Robert A. 1953-
Series: Wiley finance editions
Publisher: Wiley
Published: 1994
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 378
Subjects: Asset allocation.; Portfolio management.; International finance.; Asset allocation -- United States.; Portfolio management -- United States.
Description: Not another abstruse discourse on the theoretical pros and cons of asset allocation, Global Asset Allocations is a working, nuts-and-bolts guide for institutional investors. It outfits you with a set of versatile new tools and techniques designed to solve real-world problems and guide your portfolio management decision-making.

While broad theoretical considerations are given their due, the lion's share of this book's coverage is commanded by cutting-edge technical issues such as mean variance optimization, allocating between styles of equity management, optimal fixed income portfolios, asset/liability forecasting, the critical time horizon, target asset allocation, and chaos theory.

Offering world-class strategies for managing global portfolios, Global Asset Allocation is an essential resource for corporate finance professionals, pension plan sponsors, analysts, and portfolio managers looking to expand their repertoire of financial management skills.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.