Question: How do i solve below optimization problem analytically : Given n securities with Expected return vector and Covariance matrix , consider the Portfolio with Expected
How do i solve below optimization problem analytically :
Given n securities with Expected return vector and Covariance matrix , consider the Portfolio with Expected return p() = T and variance 2 p() = T, where Rn is the vector of weights. We denote by e the column vector of Rn with all entries equal to 1.
1 ) Using a Lagrangian approach, provide the analytical solution of
maximize p() subject to:
eT = 1
2 p() = 2 T
2) Now we take n = 2 and denote the optimal solution by (T) and the Lagrange multiplier for the risk constraint by 2(T). Assume that
= 5%
10%
and = 1% 1%
1% 4%
and consider a grid of T in the range [2%,30%] by steps of 0.5%.
Plot the ecient frontier, namely the graph of the mapping T p((T)) (volatility on x-axis and expected return on the y-axis )
Add to that gure the graph of the mapping T 2(T). How do you interpret 2?
3) Using a Lagrangian approach, provide the analytical solution of :
minimize 2p(w) subject to :
eT = 1
p() = T and plot the ecient frontier.
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