摘要(英) |
The Bootstrap approach is a method which performs Excel function to gather statistics without the distribution of resources. Therefore, it is adopted to analyse statistics according to the Bootstrap approach of Efron.
At this essay, the result by using Bootstrap approach illustrates the different performance of international asset allocation invested in different countries, which are four sets of combinations: Taiwan and America, Taiwan and Hong-Kong, Taiwan and Japan, and Taiwan and Germany.
The optimal portfolio of the international asset allocation adopts dynamic perspective and the Bootstrap approach to produce an empirical portfolio and expect risk model. This can improve the insufficiency of MV model and offer another method to invest the asset allocation. Furthermore, when the fact of economics is not certain, investors or fund managers can find out an effective portfolio management process through expecting risk model. |
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