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The Architecture of Wealth

The Art and Science of Portfolio Construction

Clarke, Andrew S. / Wicas, Nelson / Suntharam, Ganesh A.

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1. Auflage August 2026
336 Seiten, Hardcover
Wiley & Sons Ltd

ISBN: 978-1-394-38276-7
John Wiley & Sons

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An accessible guide to the development of modern investment and portfolio theory and how you can use it to create an effective investment portfolio

The Architecture of Wealth: The Art and Science of Portfolio Construction, by experienced investment researchers Andrew Clarke and Nelson Wicas with portfolio manager Ganesh Suntharam, is an in-depth strategy guide for building a portfolio using techniques that reliably result in superior returns.

In the book, the authors outline the theory underlying modern portfolio construction, from the development of modern portfolio theory in the 1950s and 1960s to recent developments in behavioral economics. They also discuss the trial-and-error and compromise necessary to translate theory into real-world investing decision. Finally, the authors explain the advanced methodological and analytical techniques that they've used for over three decades to identify promising investing opportunities.

* An expert discussion of the last 75 years of investment management theory

* Explorations of risk models, optimization, and trading skill in the real world

* Step-by-step guides to constructing a modern investment portfolio

Perfect for undergraduate students in advanced economics and investment management courses, The Architecture of Wealth is also a must-read for MBA students, professionals pursuing a Certified Financial Analyst designation, and anyone else with an interest in portfolio theory and how it can be effectively applied to the contemporary markets.

CONTENTS

PREFACE: SPRING SEMESTER: ECON 245B

PART I: FROM HEURISTICS TO STATISTICS

CHAPTER 1: RISK, RETURN, EUREKA!

CHAPTER 2: WHAT IS A SECURITY WORTH?

CHAPTER 3: THE BIRTH OF MODERN PORTFOLIO THEORY

CHAPTER 4: INDEXES: TAKING THE MARKET'S MEASURE

PART II: FROM THEORY TO PRACTICE

CHAPTER 5: A DAGGER OF ARISTOTELIAN LOGIC

CHAPTER 6: ASSET ALLOCATION: THE GREAT DEBATE

CHAPTER 7: MARKOWITZ MEETS MAIN STREET

CHAPTER 8: HOW INDEXING CHANGED ACTIVE

CHAPTER 9: MANAGING MANAGERS IN MODERN PORTFOLIOS

PART III: FROM REVOLUTION TO COUNTER REVOLUTION

CHAPTER 10: THE RISE OF BEHAVIORAL FINANCE

CHAPTER 11: RISK-AWARE ACTIVE: THINKING IN BETS

PART IV: FROM PUBLIC TO PRIVATE

CHAPTER 12: ALTERNATIVES AND THE NORTHWEST FRONTIER

CHAPTER 13: REAL ESTATE: PROFITS IN PROPERTY

CHAPTER 14: INFRASTRUCTURE: TWO BUILDING BLOCKS

CHAPTER 15: HEDGE FUNDS: PLAYING BOTH SIDES

CHAPTER 16: PRIVATE EQUITY: KNOWN UNKNOWNS

CHAPTER 17: THE PORTFOLIO BLUEPRINT

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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