Edouard Dradin

Edouard Dradin

07 Sep 2026
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How does Easyvest's algorithm work?

Easyvest's algorithm plays two roles: it sets each portfolio's asset allocation from the client's risk profile, time horizon and goals, then it projects that portfolio's likely evolution using a Monte Carlo simulation. Automatic rebalancing keeps the allocation on track over time.

The projections: Monte Carlo simulation
This is the core of our algorithmic engine. We simulate millions of market scenarios, each built from four inputs:

  • The historical returns of every asset held in the portfolio;
  • Their historical volatilities;
  • Their correlations with one another;
  • Fees, applicable taxes and inflation.

Three key scenarios
We aggregate those millions of simulations into three reference points:

  • Normal market: the median simulation, with 50% of scenarios landing above it and 50% below.
  • Weak market: the 10th percentile, meaning a 90% chance the actual result turns out better.
  • Strong market: the 90th percentile, meaning a 10% chance the actual result turns out better.

A dedicated human manager is nonetheless always by your side to support you day to day and answer your questions whenever you need.

Last updated on 7/09/2026

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Easyvest is a brand of Easyvest NV/SA (No. 0631.809.696), authorized and regulated by the Belgian Authority for Financial Services and Markets (FSMA) as a portfolio management company and as a broker in insurances, with registered office at Avenue Louise 475, 1050 Brussels, Belgium. Easyvest Pension Fund (abbreviated to Easyvest OFP) is a professional pension organisation approved by the FSMA (No. 1011.041.490) and domiciled at the same address. Copyright 2026 EASYVEST NV/SA. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Any historical returns, expected returns, or probability projections may not reflect actual future performance. All securities involve risk and may result in loss.