Risk-Constraint Layer – Restricted Selection Analogy

Risk-Constraint Layer (Restricted Selection Analogy)

In portfolio construction, maximizing returns alone is insufficient. Risk constraints ensure long-term survival and resilience.

Optimization Objective

Maximize   Σ Ws(t) · DSIs(t)

Subject to Risk Constraints

Volatility ≤ Threshold
Sector Exposure ≤ Cap
Drawdown ≤ Limit

Interactive Risk-Constrained Portfolio Evaluator


Portfolio Objective Inputs

Stock Ws(t) DSIs(t)
Interpretation:
Only portfolios satisfying all constraints are valid, mirroring restricted selection in breeding.

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