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Can the Whole Be More Than the Sum of the Parts? Bottom-Up versus Top-Down Multifactor Portfolio Construction

Jennifer Bender and Taie Wang
The Journal of Portfolio Management Special QES Issue 2016, 42 (5) 39-50; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/jpm.2016.42.5.039
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Can the Whole Be More Than the Sum of the Parts? Bottom-Up versus Top-Down Multifactor Portfolio Construction
Jennifer Bender, Taie Wang
The Journal of Portfolio Management Jul 2016, 42 (5) 39-50; DOI: 10.3905/jpm.2016.42.5.039
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    • THE RISE OF RULES-BASED INVESTING
    • MULTI-FACTOR PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION
    • A STYLIZED EXAMPLE
    • A SECOND STYLIZED EXAMPLE
    • GLOBAL PORTFOLIO SIMULATIONS
    • THE IMPACT OF STOCK SCREENINGOR SELECTION
    • INTERACTION EFFECTS FOR DIFFERENT FACTOR COMBINATIONS
    • CONCLUSION
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