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Maximum Drawdown Distributions: The Cross-Asset Dimension

Peter Warken and Angelina Kostyrina
The Journal of Investing October 2021, 30 (6) 7-21; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3905/joi.2021.1.194
Peter Warken
is the head of Strategic Asset Allocation and a portfolio manager and team lead in Multi Asset & Solutions at DWS Investment GmbH in Frankfurt, Germany
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Angelina Kostyrina
is a portfolio manager in Multi Asset & Solutions at DWS Investment GmbH in Frankfurt, Germany
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Abstract

Potential severe drawdowns are a central concern of investors and pose a risk often inadequately considered in the risk profiling or portfolio optimization process. In this article, conditional expected drawdowns are extended from a multi-asset perspective by introducing the conditional expected cross-maximum drawdown measure. The dimensions of magnitude and time are combined to describe tail risk dynamics across asset classes. Beyond extending the risk analytics toolbox, approaches are introduced to explicitly and computational efficiently incorporate this perspective in the optimization process. This puts investors in the position to significantly improve the tails of the maximum drawdown distribution of their strategic asset allocation.

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  • ▪ The understanding of maximum drawdown distributions is extended from a multi-asset perspective to address a central concern of investors.

  • ▪ A framework to estimate and analyze the dynamics across asset classes is established by using the introduced risk measure and bootstrapping simulations.

  • ▪ Applications in portfolio optimization highlight the fact that investors can significantly increase resilience and improve the risk-adjusted returns of their strategic asset allocation.

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Peter Warken, Angelina Kostyrina
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    • DRAWDOWN-BASED CROSS-ASSET MEASURES
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