Daniel P. Palomar is a Professor at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. He is recognized as EURASIP Fellow, IEEE Fellow, and Fulbright Scholar, and recipient of numerous research awards. His current research focus is on convex optimization applications in signal processing, machine learning, and finance. He is the author of many research articles and books, including 'Convex Optimization in Signal Processing and Communications'.
'Daniel Palomar's book is a hands-on guide to portfolio optimization at the research frontier. By integrating financial data modeling, code, equations, and real-world data, it bridges theory and practice. A must-read for aspiring data-driven portfolio managers and researchers seeking to stay updated with the latest advancements.' Kris Boudt, Ghent University, Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam 'An invaluable reference for single period portfolio optimization under heavy tails. Palomar emphasizes the connections between portfolio methods as well as their differences, and explores tools for ameliorating their flaws rather than glossing over them.' Peter Cotton, Author of Microprediction: Building an Open AI Network 'Dan Palomar's book is a comprehensive treatment of portfolio optimization, covering the complete range from traditional optimization to more sophisticated methods of robust portfolio construction and machine learning algorithms. Directed towards graduate students and quantitative asset managers, any practitioner who builds financial portfolios would be well served by knowing everything in this book.' Dev Joneja, Chief Risk Officer, ExodusPoint Capital Management 'Professor Palomar's Portfolio Optimization: Theory and Application is a remarkable contribution to the field, bridging advanced optimization techniques with real-world portfolio design. Unlike traditional texts, it integrates heavy-tailed modeling, graph-based methods, and robust optimization with a practical, algorithmic focus. This book is an invaluable resource for those seeking a cutting-edge, computationally sound approach to portfolio management.' Marcos Lopez de Prado, OMC PhD, Global Head of Quantitative R&D at Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, and Professor of Practice at Cornell University