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Quantitative Finance · Glossaire

Qu'est-ce que « Mandate » ?

Definition 3.2 Markets I: The Ecosystem and Exchange-Traded Markets · Chapitre 3 — The Buy Side

A mandate is the contract by which an asset owner hands a portfolio to a manager. It fixes the investable universe, the benchmark, the risk limits, the fee, and what the manager may not do (leverage, short sales, derivatives, concentration).

Exemples

Example 3.7 (Twenty overweight bets)

A manager overweights 20 stocks by 1% each and underweights 20 others by 1% each. If stock-specific returns are independent with volatility 25% and the common factors cancel, TE=40×(0.01×0.25)2=1.6%\mathrm{TE} = \sqrt{40 \times (0.01 \times 0.25)^2} = 1.6\%. A mandate that caps the tracking error at 3% leaves room for little more than this: an “active” portfolio is mostly the index.

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