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Rushikesh Nakhate¹, Harikrishnan Ramachandran¹, Amay Mahajan²

¹Symbiosis Institute of Technology (SIT), Pune Campus, Symbiosis International Deemed University (SIDU), Pune, 412115, India.

|August 25, 2025

Summary

PyPortOptimization is a new library for automated portfolio optimization, offering flexible methods for constructing robust, high-performing investment portfolios. It enables custom pipelines and includes Monte Carlo simulations for risk assessment.

Keywords:

Monte carlo simulation Portfolio optimization PyPortfolioOpt Risfolio-lib Run optimization pipeline

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Computational Finance
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Background:

Traditional portfolio optimization faces challenges in flexibility and scalability.
Integrating diverse methodologies for expected returns, risk modeling, and optimization is complex.

Purpose of the Study:

To introduce PyPortOptimization, an automated library for flexible and scalable portfolio construction.
To enable users to customize every stage of the portfolio optimization pipeline.
To compare various methods for expected returns, risk modeling, and optimization techniques.

Main Methods:

Development of an automated portfolio optimization library (PyPortOptimization).
Support for various risk-return matrices, covariance/correlation matrices, and optimization algorithms.
Integration of Monte Carlo simulations for portfolio robustness assessment.
Implementation of a caching system for optimized execution time.

Main Results:

The Custom Designed Allocator method demonstrated superior performance, outperforming the Proportional Allocator's Sharpe ratio.
PyPortOptimization successfully compared diverse configurations for portfolio optimization steps.
The library provides a flexible and scalable solution for portfolio construction.

Conclusions:

PyPortOptimization offers a versatile and efficient tool for quantitative finance professionals.
The library facilitates customized portfolio optimization workflows with robust performance evaluation.
Automated libraries like PyPortOptimization enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of investment strategy development.