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The estimated volatility is based on the historical volatility of the indexes presented and defined on the disclosures page at the end of this presentation. Brown Advisory Analysis. Please see the end of the presentation for important disclosures. Please see the end of the presentation for important disclosures.
Our capital allocation process includes three parts: (1) a payoff versus probability assessment, (2) the integration of our behavioural rules and (3) a portfolio riskanalysis. The goal of capital allocation is to improve the risk-adjusted returns of our portfolio.
Before making any new investment, we analyse that potential new idea’s contribution to total portfolio risk with the aim of lifting stock-specific risk. Better to get onto a clearer path – we can always come back to something if we change our minds later when new information presents itself.
Together, this team uses a combination of objective multifactor analysis and subjective judgment to examine the composition of our portfolios and shed light on the various risk exposures present in those portfolios. All charts, economic and market forecasts presented herein are for illustrative purposes only.
The following are ways we seek to identify additional risks and opportunities outside traditional analysis: Investigative research. ESG analysis. Quantitative riskanalysis and reporting. All charts, economic and market forecasts presented herein are for illustrative purposes only. Behavioral analytics.
Effective riskanalysis, then, requires us to balance competing goals in a portfolio, and to use a combination of quantitative analysis and subjective judgment to guide future decisions. In this discussion, we focus on two primary risks for endowments and foundations— short-term drawdown risk and long-term erosion of principal.
Effective riskanalysis, then, requires us to balance competing goals in a portfolio, and to use a combination of quantitative analysis and subjective judgment to guide future decisions. In this discussion, we focus on two primary risks for endowments and foundations— short-term drawdown risk and long-term erosion of principal.
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