2016
DOI: 10.22495/rcgv6i3c1art7
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Mean-gini and mean-extended gini portfolio selection: An empirical analysis

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to examine Mean-Gini strategy (MG) and Mean-Extended Gini strategy (MEG) for optimum portfolio selection, in terms of the monthly Rate of Return, Standard Deviation, Sharpe Ratio, Treynor Ratio and Jensen’s Alpha. This paper compared different optimum portfolio strategies, based on Moroccan financial market data taken from turbulent market periods between the years 2007 to 2015. Two distinct sub-periods were studied: (1) crisis period: 2007-2009; (2) post-crisis period: 2010-2015.… Show more

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“…The Mean-Gini (MG) approach in finance is used by Bey and Howe [34] in portfolio analysis, Okunev [35] to evaluate the performance of mutual funds, Shalit and Yitzhaki [24] and agouram & lakhnati [36] [37] [38] to obtain optimal portfolio selection, Cheung et al [39] to examine the effectiveness of hedging options and futures contracts, and Berkhouch et al [40] introduced and applied the Tail Extended Gini functional and the Extended Gini Shortfall on daily returns for the MASI index.…”
Section: The Mean-gini (Mg) Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The Mean-Gini (MG) approach in finance is used by Bey and Howe [34] in portfolio analysis, Okunev [35] to evaluate the performance of mutual funds, Shalit and Yitzhaki [24] and agouram & lakhnati [36] [37] [38] to obtain optimal portfolio selection, Cheung et al [39] to examine the effectiveness of hedging options and futures contracts, and Berkhouch et al [40] introduced and applied the Tail Extended Gini functional and the Extended Gini Shortfall on daily returns for the MASI index.…”
Section: The Mean-gini (Mg) Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%