Hi @no_ming what's the source of the question (cc: @Nicole Manley )? If it's mine, I don't like it. (D) sort of implies no rebalancing (static). 2016 FRM isn't strong on risk budgeting (Litterman, to my knowledge does not validate this Q&A). I can't think of any FRM risk budgeting reading that ever quite supporting this answer (D) .... Sorry ... Thanks,
Hi @no_ming Yea, I just can't give you a source. I could be wrong, but I just don't know where in the last three risk budgeting readings such an assertion would be justified, at least in the way the answer is written (which to me suggest a static allocation without rebalancing). Thanks,
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