Journal of Portfolio Management

Papers
(The TQCC of Journal of Portfolio Management is 2. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Deconstructing ESG Ratings Performance: Risk and Return for E, S, and G by Time Horizon, Sector, and Weighting38
Tokenization—The Future of Real Estate Investment?29
Optimal Strategies for ESG Portfolios29
Is (Systematic) Value Investing Dead?22
The Best Strategies for Inflationary Times21
Mean–Variance Optimization for Asset Allocation19
The Unreasonable Attractiveness of More ESG Data19
Get Green or Die Trying? Carbon Risk Integration into Portfolio Management17
Resurrecting the Value Premium16
Financial Anomalies in Portfolio Construction and Management15
Risk Parity: The Democratization of Risk in Asset Allocation14
Climate Risk and Real Estate Prices: What Do We Know?14
Currency Conversion of Fama–French Factors: How and Why14
Do Corporate Carbon Emissions Data Enable Investors to Mitigate Climate Change?13
The Gerber Statistic: A Robust Co-Movement Measure for Portfolio Optimization11
Socially Responsible Investing Strategies under Pressure: Evidence from the COVID-19 Crisis10
The Market Measure of Carbon Risk and its Impact on the Minimum Variance Portfolio10
Foundations of Climate Investing: How Equity Markets Have Priced Climate-Transition Risks9
The Quantitative Approach for Sustainable Investing9
Systematic ESG Risk and Passive ESG Investing9
Systematic ESG Risk and Decision Criteria for Optimal Portfolio Selection9
Sustainable Investing and Climate Transition Risk: A Portfolio Rebalancing Approach8
Black–Litterman and Beyond: The Bayesian Paradigm in Investment Management8
Why Do Equally Weighted Portfolios Beat Value-Weighted Ones?8
Measuring and Managing ESG Risks in Sovereign Bond Portfolios and Implications for Sovereign Debt Investing8
An Overview of Machine Learning for Asset Management8
Settling the Size Matter8
Asset Allocation and Private Market Investing7
Private Equity Real Estate Fund Performance: A Comparison to REITs and Open-End Core Funds7
Private Equity Performance and the Effects of Cash-Flow Timing7
A Survey of Institutional Investors’ Investment and Management Decisions on Illiquid Assets7
Three Decades of Global Institutional Investment in Commercial Real Estate7
The Myth of Diversification Reconsidered7
The Norway Model in Perspective6
The Stock-Bond Correlation6
Deep Value6
The Quant Crisis of 2018–2020: Cornered by Big Growth6
Factor Investing with Black–Litterman–Bayes: Incorporating Factor Views and Priors in Portfolio Construction5
Failure of the Endowment Model5
Carbon Risk Factor Framework5
Multi-Asset Class Factor Premia: A Strategic Asset Allocation Perspective5
The Role of Factors in Asset Allocation5
Firm-Level Cybersecurity Risk and Idiosyncratic Volatility5
Quantifying Long-Term Market Impact5
A Changing Stock–Bond Correlation: Drivers and Implications4
A Market Microstructure View of the Informational Efficiency of Security Prices4
Sharpe Parity Redux4
Novel Risks: A Research and Policy Overview4
Volatility Targeting: It’s Complicated!4
The Data Dilemma in Alternative Risk Premium: Why Is a Benchmark So Elusive?4
Venture Capital Financing in Europe: Gender and Ethnic Diversity in Founder Teams4
Portfolio Tilts Using Views on Macroeconomic Regimes4
Dual Momentum: Testing the Dual Momentum Strategy and Implications for Lifetime Allocations4
The Canadian Pension Fund Model: A Quantitative Portrait4
Strategic Asset Allocation for Endowment Funds4
Valuing a Lost Opportunity: An Alternative Perspective on the Illiquidity Discount4
From ELIZA to ChatGPT: The Evolution of Natural Language Processing and Financial Applications4
Socially Responsible Investing and Factor Investing, Is There an Opportunity Cost?4
Beta Instability and Implications for Hedging Systematic Risk: Takeaways from the COVID-19 Crisis4
An Investor’s Guide to Crypto4
Cross-Asset Skew4
Asleep at the Wheel? The Risk of Sudden Price Adjustments for Climate Risk4
The European ETF Market: Growth, Trends, and Impact on Underlying Instruments4
Factor Investing in Sovereign Bond Markets: Deep Sample Evidence4
Should Equity Factors Be Betting on Industries?3
Navigating Insolvency Risks in Emerging Markets3
Volatility-Dependent Skewness Preference3
Assessing Climate Change Impact on Sovereign Bonds3
A Novel Approach to Risk Parity: Diversification across Risk Factors and Market Regimes3
The Canadian Pension Model: Past, Present, and Future3
Managing Portfolio Volatility3
Demystifying Index Rebalancing: An Analysis of the Costs of Liquidity Provision3
Modelling the Shiller CAPE Ratio, Mean Reversion, and Return Forecasts3
The AI Revolution: From Linear Regression to ChatGPT and beyond and How It All Connects to Finance3
Factor Modeling: The Benefits of Disentangling Cross-Sectionally for Explaining Stock Returns3
Macro Factor Investing with Style3
The Quant Cycle3
Putting Credit Factor Investing into Practice3
Emerging Markets Debt Securities: A Literature Review3
The Interconnectedness between Green Finance Indexes and Other Important Financial Variables3
Using a Mean-Changing Stochastic Processes Exit–Entry Model for Stock Market Long–Short Prediction3
Turning Tail Risks into Tailwinds3
Drawdown Measures: Are They All the Same?3
Type I and Type II Errors of the Sharpe Ratio under Multiple Testing3
Trends and Cycles of Style Factors in the 20th and 21st Centuries3
Don’t Give Up the Ship: The Future of the Endowment Model3
Corporate Bonds and Climate Change Risk3
Fact, Fiction, and Factor Investing3
Recent Trends and Perspectives on the Korean Asset Management Industry3
Macro Factor Model: Application to Liquid Private Portfolios3
Workhorse or Trojan Horse? The Alternative Risk Premium Conundrum in Multi-Asset Portfolios3
Robustness in Portfolio Optimization3
Active Factor Completion Strategies3
American Exceptionalism: The Long-Term Evidence3
Factor Zoo (.zip)3
Carbon-Tax-Adjusted Value3
The Future of Factor Investing3
Portfolio Upside and Downside Risk—Both Matter!3
Performance Evaluation, Factor Models, and Portfolio Strategies: Evidence from Chinese Mutual Funds2
Robust Statistics for Portfolio Construction and Analysis2
Editor’s Introduction for 2021 Special Issue on Factor Investing2
Public and Private Equity Returns: Different or Same?2
Long-Term Investing and the Frequency of Investment Decisions2
Risk Parity and Beyond—From Asset Allocation to Risk Allocation Decisions2
Portfolio Protection? It’s a Long (Term) Story…2
Climate Change and Asset Allocation: A Distinction That Makes a Difference2
Momentum Information Propagation through Global Supply Chain Networks2
Bridging the Gap between Strategic Allocation and Investment Risk2
Forecasting Long-Horizon Volatility for Strategic Asset Allocation2
International Diversification—Still Not Crazy after All These Years2
Endogenous Dynamics of Intraday Liquidity2
Optimal Allocation to Time-Series and Cross-Sectional Momentum2
Momentum and Downside Risk in Emerging Markets2
Information Ratio = Selection × Breadth + Sizing2
Factor Construction Zoo: Are Factor Exposures Created Equal?2
Value and Interest Rates: Are Rates to Blame for Value’s Torments?2
Mutual Fund Illiquidity and Stock Price Fragility: A Study Based on Chinese Mutual Funds2
Social Networks, Trading, and Liquidity2
Investment Management Post Pandemic, Post Global Warming, Post Resource Depletion2
Dynamic Asset Allocation Using Machine Learning: Seeing the Forest for the Trees2
Measuring Investment Skill in Multi-Asset Strategies: An Empirical Study of the Information Coefficient as Weighted Rank Correlation2
Editors’ Introduction to the Special Issue on Investment Models2
How Can Machine Learning Advance Quantitative Asset Management?2
Calculating Outperformance in Dollars: Introducing the Excess Value Method2
New Perspective on Investment Models2
Is Incorporating ESG Considerations Costly?2
Who Gains from Place-Based Tax Incentives? Exploring Apartment Sales Prices in Qualified Opportunity Zones2
The Central Paradox of Active Management: Maximizing the Information Ratio Is Counterproductive2
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