1956
DOI: 10.1002/nav.3800030110
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The optimization of a quadratic function subject to linear constraints

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“…Whereas, since Markowitz (1956), it has been possible to compute a nondominated frontier as in Figure 1, it has not been until recently, namely by Hirschberger et al (2013), that it has been possible to compute a tri-criterion nondominated surface as in Figure 2. Using the CIOS (Custom Investment Objective Solver)…”
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“…Whereas, since Markowitz (1956), it has been possible to compute a nondominated frontier as in Figure 1, it has not been until recently, namely by Hirschberger et al (2013), that it has been possible to compute a tri-criterion nondominated surface as in Figure 2. Using the CIOS (Custom Investment Objective Solver)…”
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“…In the seminal work of Markowitz (1952Markowitz ( , 1956) and later in books (1959,1987,2000) only the expected returns and the covariances of the returns of all considered assets are taken into account when attempting to locate optimal portfolios. However, recent studies suggest that in many situations a more complex decision model may be at work (Abdelaziz et al, 2007;Ballestero et al, 2012;Bollen, 2007;Dorfleitner & Utz, 2012;Hallerbach et al, 2004;Steuer et al, 2007;.…”
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“…Applications of the concept of cone dominance are varied and include efficiency in economic planning [4], [11], mathematical statistics [31], maximizing utility vectors in exchange equilibrium [41,% [32], risk-return trade-offs in portfolio selection [33], [34], risk sharing and group decisions [35], and many others as suggested in [36] and the collection [37]. …”
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“…The reason of this attitude is probably due to the widespread opinion that closed form formulae of the whole set of proportional efficient retentions may be obtained only under no correlation, while in the correlation case there is the need to make recourse to a sequential procedure which is the counterpart of the critical line algorithm of the classical portfolio problem (see Markowitz [23], [24], [25]). The issue has been treated e.g.…”
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