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Managing Fixed Income Portfolios Programmatically
The mean-variance is the wrong starting point in fixed income portfolio construction. The problem is better formulated as, in essence, a linear programming problem. Maximize expected return subject to constraints and risk being less than some prescribed limit. What are the constraints? In fixed income, we want to look at: high-level constraints such as CS01 (sensitivity to 1bp move in spreads) and CSW10 (sensitivity to 10% relative increase in spreads). Also interest rate duration (IR01); high-level constraints specifying losses in certain stress scenarios, either rates or credit or both; sector-level constraints; credit-level constraints; tax-level constraints; and maturities. And with constraints and risk limits taken care of, we can focus on getting the buy or sell decision in single names correct.
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