2018
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-21579-8
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Finance: Angewandte Grundlagen

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“…The average annual return on a product was calculated using the geometric return for the available period. This ensures, that compared to the arithmetic mean, the intra-year interest on simple returns is considered (Mondello, 2018). By adding up the N products within the RA recommended portfolios, weighted according to their portfolio share, the average historical portfolio return per year could be obtained (Berk & Demarzo, 2019).…”
Section: Analysis Measures and Statistical Test Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The average annual return on a product was calculated using the geometric return for the available period. This ensures, that compared to the arithmetic mean, the intra-year interest on simple returns is considered (Mondello, 2018). By adding up the N products within the RA recommended portfolios, weighted according to their portfolio share, the average historical portfolio return per year could be obtained (Berk & Demarzo, 2019).…”
Section: Analysis Measures and Statistical Test Proceduresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Within our analysis we used two indicators as a measure of risk: The standard deviation per year (volatility) and the Value at Risk (VaR). Firstly, to calculate the average annual standard deviation of a product, the daily standard deviation of the continuous daily returns was calculated for each product and afterwards annualized (Mondello, 2018). To calculate the standard deviation of an entire portfolio, a correlation matrix of daily returns of all considered products was created.…”
Section: Analysis Measures and Statistical Test Proceduresmentioning
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