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Ex Ante and Scenario-Conditional Value of Information in Dynamic Portfolio Choice
Portfolio decisions are often made under uncertainty about expected returns, and investors revise their beliefs as new information arrives. Although richer information generally cannot reduce optimized value ex ante, the trading strategy it induces need not improve on the strategy induced by a less
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