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Multiagent-based deep reinforcement learning for risk-shifting portfolio management
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NSTL
Elsevier
The growing popularity of quantitative trading in pursuit of a systematic and algorithmic approach to investment has drawn considerable attention among traders and investment firms. Consequently, an effective computational method for evaluating potential risk factors and returns is crucial for the development of algorithmic trading strategies. In traditional finance and financial engineering research, statistical approaches have been widely applied to quantitative analysis. Meanwhile, investor demand for quantitative hedge funds has surged worldwide. In the current study, the multiperiod portfolio selection problem was considered in terms of the realistic transaction cost model, which is a major concern for quantitative hedge fund managers. We developed a dedicated multiagent-based deep reinforcement learning framework with a two-level nested agent structure to determine effective portfolio management methods with different objectives. In addition, we proposed a specially-designed reward function for investment performance evaluation and a novel policy network structure for trading decision-making. To efficiently identify specific asset attributes in a portfolio, each agent is equipped with a refined deep policy network and a special training method that enables the proposed reinforcement learning agent to learn risk transfer behaviors. The results revealed the effectiveness of our proposed framework, which outperformed several established or representative portfolio selection strategies.
Deep reinforcement learningMultiagentPortfolio selection
Lin Y.-C.、Sang C.-Y.、Chen C.-T.、Huang S.-H.
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Institute of Information Management National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Department of Computer Science National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
Department of Information Management and Finance National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
NSTL
Elsevier
