Abstract

Carry trade strategies are attracting attention due to the globally low-interest rates environment. The carry trade strategy refers to a strategy that maximizes interest income such as dividends and interest, and can generate profits if the price fluctuation is smaller than the income gain. Many results of empirical analysis show that although carry trade strategies have positive returns on average, they are known to make very large losses (tail risk) with a small probability. Therefore, in this research, we construct a carry trade strategy using Conditional Value at Risk (CVaR), which is a risk measure for controlling tail risk, and aim to generate stable profits while suppressing tail risk. To that end, we focus on the Regularized Multiple CVaR portfolio, which solves the instability of CVaR portfolio, and propose to introduce a carry level as an expected return. We perform the empirical study and confirm that the risk/return and tail risk are better than the baseline method.

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