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Screening-Off Information and Conditional Risk in Portfolio Choice
Conditional portfolio models estimate risk relative to a chosen information set, yet rarely test whether that information removes common cross-asset dependence. When it does not, systematic risk may be treated as idiosyncratic, distorting portfolios and attainable efficient frontiers. We formulate t
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