Portfolio Risk and Return: Part II Flashcards
We assume that all investors have the same economic expectation and thus have the same expectations of prices, cash flows, and other investment characteristics. This assumption is referred to as ___________________.
homogeneity of expectations
The ______________ line is a special case of the capital allocation line, where the risky portfolio is the market portfolio.
capital market
Systematic risk is risk that ______ be avoided and is inherent in the overall market.
cannot
Nonsystematic risk is risk that is local or limited to a particular asset or industry that need not affect assets _______________.
outside of that asset class
beta is calculated as the ____________divided by the ______________
covariance of the return
on i and the return on the market
variance of the market return
Sharpe ratio =
(Return - Rf)/STD
The Sharpe ratio, however, suffers from two limitations. First, it uses total risk as
a measure of risk when only _________risk is priced. Second, the ratio itself (e.g.,
0.2 or 0.3) is not informative
systematic
The Treynor ratio is
like the Sharpe ratio, but with beta instead of STD
What is RAP or M2?
Sharpe ratio X STD X Rf
Jensen’s Alpha
Return - CAPM return