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Hi, those scores should be factor exposures, so you can use for example the FactorMaxLimit
(or the others) constraint. You pass the loadings as a pandas Series indexed by assets' names, if they are constant in time, or a dataframe indexed by time and with assets as columns if they change in time. If they change in time they must have an observation for every point in time of the backtest. (So you'll probably have to do pandas forward fills.)
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Thank you. I have created series with a simple array of factors and supplied to FactorMaxLimit.
I am not really sure these factors considered anywhere and adjusted the "weights" of these stocks based on relative factor values.
Is this code valid? If yes, how can I verify that MultiPeriodOptimization is using my factor values while optimizing the portfolio.
Appreciate your help and any additional direction.
# simple array
esg_leaders_data = np.array(
[41, 22, 33, 43, 52, 46, 56, 31, 28, 52, 46, 52, 49, 54]) # Max 60
# providing esg scores as an index
ser = pd.Series(esg_leaders_data,
index=['AAPL', 'BA', 'CAT', 'CVX', 'DIS', 'GS', 'JNJ', 'JPM', 'MCD', 'NKE', 'PG', 'TRV', 'V', 'WBA'])
#print(ser)
gamma_risk = 2
gamma_trade = 0.5
simulator = cvx.StockMarketSimulator(universe, trading_frequency=trading_frequency)
policy = cvx.MultiPeriodOptimization(cvx.ReturnsForecast()
- gamma_risk * cvx.FactorModelCovariance(num_factors=10)
- gamma_trade * cvx.StocksTransactionCost(),
[cvx.LongOnly(), cvx.FactorMaxLimit(ser,60)],
planning_horizon=6)
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Yes, this code seems valid and is what I meant in my previous answer. I'll try to run it. This will guarantee that at each step the portfolio weights will satisfy w.T @ e <= 60
where e
are the esg scores. If you also have long only and leverage 1 it means that the average esg score of the portfolio is less than 60. You can also have it equal to or greater than (with the others factor limit constraints). If the portfolio is long short it's the same, if the leverage is greater than one you'll need to change the limit accordingly. This is one way to use esg information, you can also use it to limit the universe (exclude stocks that don't meet your esg limits) or as a feature in a returns forecast model (see the user_provided_forecasts.py example on how to change the default returns forecaster). There are many ways...
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