Multi-period Dynamic Bond Portfolio Optimization Utilizing a Stochastic Interest Rate Model

Multi-period Dynamic Bond Portfolio Optimization Utilizing a Stochastic Interest Rate Model
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利用随机利率模型​​的多周期动态债券投资组合优化

DOI:
10.1007/s10690-023-09401-2
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发表时间:
2023
影响因子:
1.7
通讯作者:
Naoki Makimoto
Naoki Makimoto
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作者:
Yoshiyuki Shimai;Naoki Makimoto

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无论资产类别如何,由于理论和结构的复杂性,将多期动态投资组合优化应用于真实的投资活动具有挑战性。在基于随机利率模型的债券投资组合方面,有一些文献关注多期动态债券投资组合优化的理论方面,例如导出最优投资组合的解析解,可以肯定的是,但是没有实证研究分析实际债券市场。此外,迄今为止还没有制定出一种考虑到现实投资限制因素的方法。在本文中,我们提出了一个新的框架,多期动态债券投资组合优化。由于债券收益率可以近似为构成随机利率模型的因素的线性组合,因此我们应用了考虑交易成本的线性再平衡规则,以及自我融资和卖空约束。然后,作为实证分析,通过分析从日本有息国债推算出的贴现债券,进行了投资回测。结果表明,多周期优化代表了一个相对较高的性能相比,单周期优化。此外,当投资期限和投资利用期延长到某一点时,业绩会改善。
Regardless of the asset class, applying multi-period dynamic portfolio optimization to real investment activity is challenging due to theoretical and structural complexities. In terms of a bond portfolio based on a stochastic interest rate model, some literature exists that focuses on theoretical aspects of multi-period dynamic bond portfolio optimization, such as deriving analytical solutions for optimal portfolios, to be sure, but no empirical studies analyzed the actual bond market. Additionally, a methodology that considers realistic investment constraints has not been developed thus far. In this paper, we propose a new framework for multi-period dynamic bond portfolio optimization. As bond return can be approximated by a linear combination of factors that constitute a stochastic interest rate model, we apply linear rebalancing rules that consider transaction costs, in addition to self-financing and short sales constraints. Then, as an empirical analysis, we conduct an investment backtest by analyzing discount bonds estimated from Japanese interest-bearing government bonds. The results indicate that multi-period optimization represents a relatively high performance compared to single-period optimization. Further, the performance improves as the investment horizon and investment utilization period are extended up to a certain point.