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This paper innovatively addresses portfolio optimization by introducing a risk-based neutrality framework, systematically comparing six strategies, and embedding them as reference portfolios within the Black-Litterman model. The novel 'Conviction Parity' concept and empirical validation distinguish it, offering compelling insights for robust, diversified asset allocation beyond traditional market-cap and CAPM benchmarks.
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This paper innovatively addresses portfolio optimization by introducing a risk-based neutrality framework, systematically comparing six strategies, and embedding them as reference portfolios within the Black-Litterman model. The novel 'Conviction Parity' concept and empirical validation distinguish it, offering compelling insights for robust, diversified asset allocation beyond traditional market-cap and CAPM benchmarks.
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