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Harry Markowitz was the father of portfolio selection. His emphasis of the need to integrate utility theory and its corresponding risk-aversion coefficients, Bayesian and robust statistics for covariance and expected return forecasting, transactions costs, and data mining corrections testing educated many investors, asset managers, plan sponsors, and consultants to more objectively measure and assess portfolio performance.
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