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Dynamic optimization for multi-goals wealth management
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DOI：10.1016/j.jbankfin.2021.106192.png)
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We develop a dynamic programming methodology that seeks to maximize investor outcomes over multiple, potentially competing goals (such as upgrading a home, paying college tuition, or maintaining an income stream in retirement), even when financial resources are limited. Unlike Monte Carlo approaches currently in wide use in the wealth management industry, our approach uses investor preferences to dynamically make the optimal determination for fulfilling or not fulfilling each goal and for selecting the investor's investment portfolio. This can be computed quickly, even for numerous investor goals spread over different or concurrent time periods, where each goal may be all-or-nothing or may allow for partial fulfillment. The probabilities of attaining each (full or partial) goal under the optimal scenario are also computed, so the investor can ensure the algorithm accurately reflects their preference for the relative importance of each of their goals. This approach vastly outperforms static portfolio strategies and target-date funds, widely used in the wealth management industry. (c) 2021 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Goals-based investing
Dynamic programming
Retirement planning
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