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Timing is Important: Risk-aware Fund Allocation based on Time-Series Forecasting

30 May 2025
Fuyuan Lyu
Linfeng Du
Yunpeng Weng
Qiufang Ying
Zhiyan Xu
Wen Zou
Haolun Wu
Xiuqiang He
Xing Tang
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Main:7 Pages
7 Figures
Bibliography:3 Pages
5 Tables
Appendix:1 Pages
Abstract

Fund allocation has been an increasingly important problem in the financial domain. In reality, we aim to allocate the funds to buy certain assets within a certain future period. Naive solutions such as prediction-only or Predict-then-Optimize approaches suffer from goal mismatch. Additionally, the introduction of the SOTA time series forecasting model inevitably introduces additional uncertainty in the predicted result. To solve both problems mentioned above, we introduce a Risk-aware Time-Series Predict-and-Allocate (RTS-PnO) framework, which holds no prior assumption on the forecasting models. Such a framework contains three features: (i) end-to-end training with objective alignment measurement, (ii) adaptive forecasting uncertainty calibration, and (iii) agnostic towards forecasting models. The evaluation of RTS-PnO is conducted over both online and offline experiments. For offline experiments, eight datasets from three categories of financial applications are used: Currency, Stock, and Cryptos. RTS-PnO consistently outperforms other competitive baselines. The online experiment is conducted on the Cross-Border Payment business at FiT, Tencent, and an 8.4\% decrease in regret is witnessed when compared with the product-line approach. The code for the offline experiment is available atthis https URL.

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@article{lyu2025_2505.24835,
  title={ Timing is Important: Risk-aware Fund Allocation based on Time-Series Forecasting },
  author={ Fuyuan Lyu and Linfeng Du and Yunpeng Weng and Qiufang Ying and Zhiyan Xu and Wen Zou and Haolun Wu and Xiuqiang He and Xing Tang },
  journal={arXiv preprint arXiv:2505.24835},
  year={ 2025 }
}
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