The investment portfolio management process consists of an integrated set of steps to create an appropriate mixture of assets. Since it is highly depending on characteristics of the investor, it is possible to stress three main steps: planning, execution and feedback. The most crucial part of portfolio management is the execution step during which a suitable portfolio is built. The procedure takes into account asset allocation, security analysis and clients’ requirements. The main aim of the article is to present and compare asset allocation procedures used today, such as mean-variance approach, Black–Litterman one and risk based strategies.
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