Are Smart Beta Index Investing a Smart Choice?A Study on Low Volatility High Dividend Index Performance

博士 === 逢甲大學 === 金融博士學位學程 === 107 === Smart beta strategies use simple, rules-based and transparent approaches to building investment portfolios. They try to take advantage of active and passive investment strategies, and make the portfolios exposed to characteristics historically associated with exc...

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Main Authors: TRAN HOANG VU, 陳皇武
Other Authors: RICHARD LU
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Language:en_US
Published: 2019
Online Access:http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/44x84f
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spelling ndltd-TW-107FCU012130152019-09-05T03:29:33Z http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/44x84f Are Smart Beta Index Investing a Smart Choice?A Study on Low Volatility High Dividend Index Performance 智慧型貝它指數投資是聰明的選擇嗎? 低波高息指數投資績效之研究 TRAN HOANG VU 陳皇武 博士 逢甲大學 金融博士學位學程 107 Smart beta strategies use simple, rules-based and transparent approaches to building investment portfolios. They try to take advantage of active and passive investment strategies, and make the portfolios exposed to characteristics historically associated with excess risk-adjusted returns. This thesis studies the performance of a smart beta strategy, the Low Volatility High Dividend (LVHD) index investing, including S&P 500 LVHD, S&P Mid Cap 400 LVHD and S&P Small Cap 600 LVHD indexes and two ETFs tracking S&P 500 and S&P 600 LVHD market. To evaluate the performance, some traditional market value weighted indexes are used as benchmarks, and the Sharpe ratio, the Economic Performance Measure and Omega ratio are employed for performance measures. In addition, their performance is also separately evaluated when market is up and down. The results show that, in the whole sample, the return volatility of all three LVHDs is significantly lower than their benchmarks. Thus, the LVHDs are really have low volatility. The mean return of S&P 500 LVHD and S&P 600 LVHD is lower while the mean return of S&P 400 LVHD is higher. However, the means of LVHDs are statistically indifferent from their benchmarks. However, based on the Sharpe equality test, no one significantly better than the other. Under the up or down market, the volatilities of the LVHDs are statistically indifferent from the benchmarks. However, the means of the LVHDs are significantly lower in the up market, but significantly higher in the down market. The LVHDs outperform their benchmarks in the down market meanwhile they are underperformed in the up market. Thus, the LVHD provides good down risk protection and is a smart choice probably only under bear markets. RICHARD LU YANG CHE WU 呂瑞秋 吳仰哲 2019 學位論文 ; thesis 92 en_US
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description 博士 === 逢甲大學 === 金融博士學位學程 === 107 === Smart beta strategies use simple, rules-based and transparent approaches to building investment portfolios. They try to take advantage of active and passive investment strategies, and make the portfolios exposed to characteristics historically associated with excess risk-adjusted returns. This thesis studies the performance of a smart beta strategy, the Low Volatility High Dividend (LVHD) index investing, including S&P 500 LVHD, S&P Mid Cap 400 LVHD and S&P Small Cap 600 LVHD indexes and two ETFs tracking S&P 500 and S&P 600 LVHD market. To evaluate the performance, some traditional market value weighted indexes are used as benchmarks, and the Sharpe ratio, the Economic Performance Measure and Omega ratio are employed for performance measures. In addition, their performance is also separately evaluated when market is up and down. The results show that, in the whole sample, the return volatility of all three LVHDs is significantly lower than their benchmarks. Thus, the LVHDs are really have low volatility. The mean return of S&P 500 LVHD and S&P 600 LVHD is lower while the mean return of S&P 400 LVHD is higher. However, the means of LVHDs are statistically indifferent from their benchmarks. However, based on the Sharpe equality test, no one significantly better than the other. Under the up or down market, the volatilities of the LVHDs are statistically indifferent from the benchmarks. However, the means of the LVHDs are significantly lower in the up market, but significantly higher in the down market. The LVHDs outperform their benchmarks in the down market meanwhile they are underperformed in the up market. Thus, the LVHD provides good down risk protection and is a smart choice probably only under bear markets.
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