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Series: Elements in Business Strategy
Digital Assets
A Portfolio Perspective
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 19 December 2024
Summary
From the perspective of an investor, digital assets are an alternative class of assets. They have several features that differentiate them from traditional investments. This makes them well-suited for a diversified portfolio. The question is how to accommodate them in such a portfolio, how to manage their potential and risk, and how to evaluate them. This short book explains how to include digital assets is a diversified portfolio. It focuses on their differentiating use cases, their idiosyncracies, and how they relate to other types of investment. This is a volume for practitioners and students in finance, asset management, or portfolio construction.
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- Series: Elements in Business StrategyOnline ISBN: 9781009437622Publisher: Cambridge University PressPrint publication: 19 December 2024
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