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Современные проблемы динамического управления портфелем финансовых активов

Современные проблемы динамического управления портфелем финансовых активов

Abstract

Приведен обзор существующих на сегодняшний день моделей функционирования финансового рынка. Однако, в силу сложного устройства современного глобального финансового рынка, неоднородной структуры имеющихся финансовых инструментов и трейдеров, использующих разные подходы и временные горизонты, прогнозы, как правило, требуют большого количества наблюдений, плохо работают в окрестностях бифуркаций и не имеют компьютерной модели, которая могла бы строить прогнозы в режиме реального времени. В работе сделан первый шаг по построению комбинированной модели динамического управления портфелем активов. An overview of the present models of functioning ofthe financial market is provided. However, owing to the complex device of the modern global financial market, a heterogeneous structure of existing financial instruments, and traders using different approaches and time horizons, predictions require typically a large number of observations, work poorly in the vicinity of bifurcations, and don'thave computer models that could build forecasts in real time. The work done is, as we see it, the first step to build a "synthetic" dynamic portfolio management model.

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портфельная теория Марковица, equations in fractional derivatives, теория Блека, инвестиционный капитал, p-adic financial market models, уравнения в дробных производных, финансовый рынок, dynamic portfolio management

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