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Capital Asset Pricing Model. Applied covariance: Project Part 1. Review question. Asset A has an expected rate of return of .15. Asset B has an expected rate of return of .25. Consider a portfolio consisting 30% asset A and 70% asset B. What is the expected rate of return on the portfolio?. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Capital Asset Pricing Model

Applied covariance:Project Part 1

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Review question Asset A has an expected rate of return

of .15. Asset B has an expected rate of return

of .25. Consider a portfolio consisting 30% asset

A and 70% asset B. What is the expected rate of return on the

portfolio?

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Answer Expected rate of return is .3*.15+.7*.25 = .22

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Review variance, covariance Variance: square the deviations and

take expectation. Covariance: multiply the deviations and

take expectation.

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Notation Variance

Covariance

Portfolio weights

AB

22 , BA

BA XX ,

1 BA XX

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Portfolio variance The role of covariance. Equation 9

ABBABBAAP XXXX 222222

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It all happens because

( )x y x y xy 2 2 2 2

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Portfolio risk and return,

BBAAP RXRXR

BBAAP DevXDevXDev

BBAAP RXRXR

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BBAAP DevXDevXDev

22 )( BBAAP DevXDevXDev

Portfolio deviation

Deviation squared

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DevP2

( )x y x y xy 2 2 2 2

BABABBAA DevDevXXDevXDevX 22222

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Portfolio variance

E DevP[ ]2

][2][][ 2222

BABA

BBAA

DevDevEXXDevEXDevEX

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Var RP( ) ),(2)())( 22

BABA

BBAA

RRCovXXRVarXRVarX

Portfolio variance depends oncovariance of the assets.

Positive covariance raises thevariance of the portfolio.

ABBABBAAP XXXX 222222

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Correlation coefficient

BA

ABABBA RRCorr

),(

BAABBABBAAP XXXX 222222

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Application Asset B is the market portfolio Call it asset M. Everyone prefers to hold M, in theory Asset A is any asset. Think of adding a little A to the market

portfolio.

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Question does adding a little of asset A to the

market portfolio increase the risk? Yes if

No if

2MAM

2MAM

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Derivation

AMAAMA

MAAAPA

XX

XXdXd

2)1(2

)1(22 222

AMAAMAAAP XXXX )1(2)1( 22222

AMMPA

A dXdXat 22,0 22

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Beta measures risk How much risk is added depends on

the relation of sigma AM and sigma squared M

Define beta

2M

AMA

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Beta item Download price data for your stock and

the market (S&P 500). Construct rates of return. Compute variances and covariances. Compute beta for the stock. Don’t use the financial formulas, except

as a check on your work

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Another check on your work Regression Idea: take some points in (Dev M,Dev

A) space and fit a line to them. Let b*Dev M be an estimate of Dev A. Minimize sum of squared errors.

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Sum of squared errors2

,1

, )()( tM

Tt

ttA bDevDevbF

Minimize it

0)(2)('

0)('

,,1

,

tMtM

Tt

ttA DevbDevDevbF

bF

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01

2,

1,,

Tt

ttM

Tt

ttMtA bDevDevDev

Divide by T-1

Tt

ttM

Tt

ttMtA

DevT

DevDevTb

1

2,

1,,

11

11

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The estimate of Is the ratio of sample covariance over

variance of the market. It’s beta, except for using sample

statistics instead of population values.

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Problem 8.1; read Ch 8.2 If the product is marketed now, its

chance of success is .5 and the payoff is 20M in present value. Failure = 5M

If the product is tested and improved, launch is delayed one year. The cost is 2M and the chance of success is .75.

Discount at 15%. Question: Launch now or later?

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The story of CAPM Investors prefer higher expected return

and dislike risk. All have the same information. Two (mutual) funds are sufficient to

satisfy all such investors:

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The two funds: 1) The "risk-free" asset, i.e., Treasury

Bills 2) The market portfolio consisting of all

risky assets held in proportion to their market value.

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The market portfolio Its expected return is 8.5% over the T-

Bill rate It bears the market risk Its beta is unity by definition.

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Capital asset pricing model

jfMfj RRERRE ][)(

T-bill rate is known.Market premium is known, approximately 8.5%.Estimate beta as in the project

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Security market line It’s straight. Risk-return relation is a straight line.

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Why is it a straight line? Beta is the measure of risk that matters. Given beta construct a portfolio with the

same beta by a mix of T-Bills (beta = 0) and the market portfolio (beta = 1)

Expected return on the portfolio is on the SML.

So any asset with the same beta must also be on the SML.

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beta

Rate of returnexpected by the market

Rf

E[RM] Security m

arket lin

e

1

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Examinations Samples on the web page. 1. A midterm from the past. 2. Sample questions for midterm and

final. Practice the technique of answering in

short essays.

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Review item Return on asset A has a std dev of .05 Return on asset B has a std dev of .07 Correlation of return on asset A with

return on asset B is 1. What is the covariance of the returns?

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Answer: AB = AB*A*B=.0035

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