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The current static models of asset allocation are built on the wrong premise, and the notion of a policy portfolio, benchmarks and smart beta has nothing to do with asset allocation. If investors focus on compound returns, not average returns, they will have a different approach to asset allocation. Featuring Myron Scholes, the Frank E. Buck professor of finance, graduate school of business, Stanford University.
By Amanda WhiteThe current static models of asset allocation are built on the wrong premise, and the notion of a policy portfolio, benchmarks and smart beta has nothing to do with asset allocation. If investors focus on compound returns, not average returns, they will have a different approach to asset allocation. Featuring Myron Scholes, the Frank E. Buck professor of finance, graduate school of business, Stanford University.