Financial Planning with Multiple Objectives

Financial planning problems with multiple conflicting objectives have recived much attention in the finance literature. While goal programming is the solution method most often applied to such problems, its application may result in inefficient decisions. This paper discusses multiobjective linear p...

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Published in:Financial management Vol. 7; no. 4; pp. 17 - 23
Main Author: Sealey, C. W.
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Tampa Financial Management Association 01.12.1978
Financial Management Association International
Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Subjects:
Balance sheets
Bank assets
Bank capital
Bank liquidity
Bank management
Banking
Capital budgeting
Capital management
Capital requirements
Commercial banks
Computer programming
Decision making
Decision making models
Explicit knowledge
Financial management
Financial planning
Financial ratios
Goal programming
Investment risk
Linear programming
Maximization
Multiple
Objectives
Risk
Utility
Utility functions
Writers
ISSN:0046-3892, 1755-053X
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Summary:Financial planning problems with multiple conflicting objectives have recived much attention in the finance literature. While goal programming is the solution method most often applied to such problems, its application may result in inefficient decisions. This paper discusses multiobjective linear programming and compares the two methods by using a numerical example.
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ISSN:0046-3892
1755-053X
DOI:10.2307/3665081