Journal of Management Information Systems · 1987 · 26 citations · 3 references
BusinessDecision SciencesFinanceDecision Support SystemsInvestment ManagementPortfolio ManagementDecision SupportDecision Support System DesignExpert SystemsKnowledge-based Decision SupportPortfolio OptimizationPortfolio SelectionDomain Knowledge AcquisitionDomain Knowledge ElicitationDomain Knowledge IntegrationExpert Systems Decision SupportPersonal Financial GoalsPortfolio Decision-makingPortfolio Selection CriteriaRisk Preferences Elicitation
:Two expert systems form the basis for the design of a consulting system that provides advice for selecting an investment portfolio for an individual. Current economic indicators are compared with an investor’s financial goals and constraints by one expert system to augment the other. The first expert system distributes its domain knowledge to the second. Subsequent to this knowledge sharing, the second expert system matches a person’s financial attributes, goals, and risk preferences with investment choices to recommend portfolio mixes. The consulting system suggests portfolio mixes that are preferred by experienced investment counselors within the boundaries of the Decision Support System (dss) output.
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