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Market Index Biases and Minimum Risk Indices

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Markets, in the real world, are not efficient zero-sum games where hypotheses of the CAPM are fulfilled. Then, it is easy to conclude the market portfolio is not located on Markowitz"s efficient frontier, and passive investments (and indexing) are not optimal but biased. In this paper, we define and analyze biases suffered by passive investors: the sample, construction, efficiency and active biases and tracking error are presented. We propose Minimum Risk Indices (MRI) as an alternative to deal with to market index biases, and to provide investors with portfolios closer to the efficient frontier, that is, more optimal investment possibilities. MRI (using a Parametric Value-at-Risk Minimization approach) are calculated for three stock markets achieving interesting results. Our indices are less risky and more profitable than current Market Indices in the Argentinean and Spanish markets, facing that way the Efficient Market Hypothesis. Two innovations must be outlined: an error dimension has been included in the backtesting and the Sharpe"s Ratio has been used to select the"best" MRI

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TORRA PORRAS, Salvador, ANDREU CORBATÓN, Jordi. Market Index Biases and Minimum Risk Indices. _WSEAS Transactions on Business and Economics_. 2010. Vol. 7, núm. 1, pàgs. 33-58. [consulta: 24 de gener de 2026]. ISSN: 1109-9526. [Disponible a: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/52383]

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