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Risk Parity Optimization

Risk parity portfolio optimization is a type of investment strategy that seeks to allocate portfolio assets in a way that balances risk across multiple asset classes. It is based on the idea that each asset class's contribution to the portfolio's overall risk should be approximately equal, regardless of the size or historical performance of the asset class. To achieve this balance, the strategy uses a mathematical model that estimates the risk contribution of each asset class based on historical data. The model considers volatility, correlation, and covariance factors to determine how much of each asset class should be included in the portfolio. Risk parity portfolio optimization aims to create a diversified portfolio that is not overly exposed to any single asset class and has a consistent level of risk across all asset classes. As a result, this approach can potentially lead to more stable returns over the long term, as the portfolio is less likely to be impacted by sudden shifts in the market.


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What it affects

Optimization settings


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Optimal Asset Allocation


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Portfolio Performance


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Allocation Over Time

This chart presents a detailed view of the portfolio's composition from its inception to the present day.

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Portfolio Sharpe Ratio


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Portfolio Drawdowns


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Portfolio Volatility


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Asset Correlations Table

The table below displays the correlation coefficients between the individual components of the portfolio, the entire portfolio, and the chosen benchmark.

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