글로벌 혼합부동산펀드의 최적포트폴리오 구성에 관한 연구:한국과 미국의 부동산 및 주식, 채권을 중심으로
A Study on the Optimal Global Mixed-Asset Portfolio Including Real Estate:Focused on U.S. and Korean Stocks, Bonds and Real Estates
김기선(건국대학교); 금상수(세명대학교); 조주현(건국대학교)
19권 4호, 215~233쪽
초록
Real Estate Fund (hereinafter "REF") served as a momentum to increase investment on officereal estate market and real estate development businesses. Due to the explosive increasing of assetsunder management, Institutional investors are expanding their investment on real estates abroad notonly for vertical diversification but also for geographical diversification of investment portfolios. Inthis study, I tried to verify the excellent performance of global mixed-asset portfolio by using objectivetime series data and find some possibility of developing global mixed-asset portfolio. The performanceof portfolios measured by the Sharpe ratio, suitable to measure the risk-adjusted return of portfoliosnot diversified well. In order to achieve this object, first, I derived the global real estate portfoliofrom the investment returns data of each real estate assets. As a result, (Off_Kor, Off_US, Retail_Kor, Retail_US) = (60%, 20%, 10%, 10%) was the optimizedproportion to make the global real estate optimum portfolio measured by Sharpe ratio. And it couldbe shown that there is a significant investment diversification effect especially in the aspect ofgeographical diversification. And then, I tried to derive the optimum global mixed-asset portfolio bycomprising the global real estate portfolio and financial assets such as stocks or bonds in Koreaand US. But the portfolio without those financial assets showed the highest Sharpe ratio. From thisresult, it could be presumed that the risk-adjusted investment return of real estate is overestimatedand there are two possible causes. The one is "smoothing effect" of the appraisal data of investmentreturn on real estate assets. And the other is that Sharpe ratio could be more favorable criterionto real estate assets than other financial assets because it is a risk-neutral measure.
Abstract
Real Estate Fund (hereinafter "REF") served as a momentum to increase investment on officereal estate market and real estate development businesses. Due to the explosive increasing of assetsunder management, Institutional investors are expanding their investment on real estates abroad notonly for vertical diversification but also for geographical diversification of investment portfolios. Inthis study, I tried to verify the excellent performance of global mixed-asset portfolio by using objectivetime series data and find some possibility of developing global mixed-asset portfolio. The performanceof portfolios measured by the Sharpe ratio, suitable to measure the risk-adjusted return of portfoliosnot diversified well. In order to achieve this object, first, I derived the global real estate portfoliofrom the investment returns data of each real estate assets. As a result, (Off_Kor, Off_US, Retail_Kor, Retail_US) = (60%, 20%, 10%, 10%) was the optimizedproportion to make the global real estate optimum portfolio measured by Sharpe ratio. And it couldbe shown that there is a significant investment diversification effect especially in the aspect ofgeographical diversification. And then, I tried to derive the optimum global mixed-asset portfolio bycomprising the global real estate portfolio and financial assets such as stocks or bonds in Koreaand US. But the portfolio without those financial assets showed the highest Sharpe ratio. From thisresult, it could be presumed that the risk-adjusted investment return of real estate is overestimatedand there are two possible causes. The one is "smoothing effect" of the appraisal data of investmentreturn on real estate assets. And the other is that Sharpe ratio could be more favorable criterionto real estate assets than other financial assets because it is a risk-neutral measure.
- 발행기관:
- 한국부동산분석학회
- 분류:
- 경제학