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Portfolio Diversification and Concentration under Dependence Uncertainty: A Majorization Approach
Modern portfolio theory identifies diversification as the primary tool for risk reduction. However, under model uncertainty, this cornerstone may no longer remain optimal. This paper investigates the tension between portfolio diversification and concentration under dependence uncertainty. In the abs
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