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Portfolio management under epistemic uncertainty using stochastic dominance and information-gap theory
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Portfolio management in finance is more than a mathematical problem of optimizing performance under risk constraints. A critical factor in practical portfolio problems is severe uncertainty
Daniel Berleant, L. Andrieu, Jean-Philippe Argaud,
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Portfolio Investment Goals
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Daniel Berleant, L. Andrieu, Jean-Philippe Argaud, F. Barjon, Mei-Peng Cheong, Mathieu Dancre, Gerald B. Sheblé, C.-C. Teoh
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