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Department of Accounting & Information Systems
Jagannath University, Dhaka
BBA 12" Batch (Session: 2016-17) 4" Year ® Semester Final Examination-2020
Course Code: ACCT 4104; Course Title: Financial Markets and Portfolio Management
Time: 03 hours Total marks: 60
[N.B. Answer any four questions. Figures in the right margin indicate full marks.
Different parts of each question must be answered sequentially.]
) Explain why you would change your nominal required rate of return if your expected
rate of inflation to go from 0 (no inflation) to 4 percent. Give an example of what
would happen if you did not change your required rate of return under these conditions. 03
») You have tk. 50,000 to invest in S company, a stock selling for tk. 80 a share. The
initial margin requirement is 60%. Ignoring taxes and commission, show in detail the
impact on your rate of return if the stock rises to tk. 100 a share and if it declines to tk.
40 a share assuming: (a) you pay cash for the stock and (b) you buy it using maximum
leverage. 04
©) You are given the following long run annual rates of return for alternative investment
instruments: 05
Government T - bills 49%
Large capitalization common stock 11.30
Small capitalization common stock 15.60
Long term corporate bonds 5.50
Long term government bonds 5.10
The annual rate of inflation during this period was 4%. Compute the real rate of return
on these investment alternatives
4) Consider the following information: The possible :ate of retum for a portfolio for an
investment is shown below. aan 03
Probability Poss!
0.10
0.00
0.10
0.25 \
Calculate expected rate of return for the investment,
) Consider the following information about two stocks (D&E) and two common risk
factor (1&2):
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Stock i 2 ER)
D 12 3.4 13.1%
E 26 2.6 15.4%
i. Assuming that the risk free rate is 5.0%, calculate the levels of the factor risk
Premia that are consistent with the reported values for the factor betas and the
expected returns for the two stocks.
ii, You expect that in 1 year the prices for the stocks D&E will be Tk. 55 and
Tk.36, respectively. Also, neither stock is expected to pay a dividend over the
‘next year. What should the price of each stock be today to be consistent with
the expected return levels listed at the beginning of the problem?
ili Suppose now the risk premium for the factor Ithat you calculated in part i
suddenly increase by 0.25%, What are the new expected returns for stocks D
and E?»)
b)
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b)
If the increase in the factor | risk premium in part iii does not cause you to change
your opinion about what the stock prices will be in I year, what adjustment is
necessary in current prices? .
You ask a stock broker what the firm's research department expects for the 3 stocks.
You expect an RFR of 10% and market return of 14%. Moreover that the broker
responds with following information:
Stock Beta Current Price Expected price Expected dividend
K 0.85 2 25 0.75
Y 1.25 45 51 2.00
c -0.20 37 42 1.25
Compute the expected return for the following stock and plot them on SML. And
indicate what actions you would take with regard to these stocks. Discuss your
lecisions.
05
What information is necessary before a financial planner can assist a person in
constructing an investment policy statement? 03
What are stock warrants and call options? How do they differ? 03
Define a primary and secondary market for securities and explain how they differ.
Describe how the primary market is dependent on the secondary market? 03
You own 200 shares of Shamrock Enterprises that you bought at Tk.25 a share. The
stock is now selling for Tk.45 a share. 06
i, You put ina stop loss order at Tk.40. Give your reasoning for this action.
ji, If the stock eventually declines in price to Tk.30 a share, what would be your
rate of return with and without the stop loss order?
Discuss the rationale for expecting an efficient capital market. What factor would you
look for to differentiate efficient capital market for two alternative stocks? oe
Suppose you are an analyst and you have calculated the following annual rate of return
for the stocks of both: 09
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Year __Square’s Rate of Return Beximco’s Rate of Return
6 6
2016
2017 " 14
2018 “Ul 5
2019 10 7
2020 12 -10
Your manager suggests that because these companies produce similar products you
should continue your analysis by computing their covariance. Show all calculations.
Prepare a table showing your calculations and explain how to interpret the results.
Would the combination of Beximco and Square be good for diversification?
Assume you buy a round lot of ABC industries stock on 50 percent margin when the
stock is selling at Tk. 20 a share. The broker charges a 10 percent annual interest rate
and commission are 3% of the total stock value on both the purchase and sale. A year
later you received a Tk. 50 per share dividend and sell the stock for 27. What is your
rate of return on investment? 03
It is widely believed that changes in certain macroeconomic variables may directly
affect performance of an equity portfolio. As the chief investment officer of a hedge
fund employing a global macro-oriented investment strategy, you often consider how
various macroeconomic events might impact your security selection decisions and
portfolio performance. Briefly explain how each of the following economic factors 04
adewould affect portfolio risk and return:
aggregate consumption, and (iv) oil prices.
industrial production, (ii) inflation,
b) Whatare the some major uses of security-market indexes? 02
¢) What major factors must be considered when constructing a market index? Explain
how a price-weighted index and a value-weighted index adjust for stock splits? 03
4) You are given the following information regarding prices for a sample of stocks. 06
Price
Stock’ Number of Shares T T+1
A 1,000,000 60 80
B 10,000,000 20 35
c 30,000,000 18 25
Instructions:
i. Construct a price-weighted index for these three stocks and compute the
percentage change in the index for the period from T to T+1.
ii. Construct a value weighted index for these three stocks and compute the
percentage change in the index for the period from T to T+1.
iii, Briefly discuss the difference in results for the two indexes.
a) The capital asset pricing model (CAPM) contends that there is systematic and
unsystematic risk for an individual security. Which is the relevant risk variable and
why is it relevant? Why is the other risk variable not relevant? 03
b) What is arbitrage pricing theory (APT) and how is it similar and different from the
CAPM? 03
¢) You are evaluating various investment opportunities currently available and you have
calculated expected returns and standard deviations for five different well-diversified
portfolios of risky assets: 05
— Portfolio Expe
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i. For each portfolio, calculate the risk premium per unit of risk that you expect to
receive. Assume that the risk free rate is 3.0%
ii, Using your computations in Part i, explain which of these five portfolios is
most likely to be the market portfolio. Use your calculations to draw the capital,
market line (CML).
iii. If you are only willing to make an investment with standard deviation of 7.0
percent, is it possible for you to earn a return of 7.0 percent?
iv. What is the minimum level of risk that would be necessary for an investment to
earn 7.0 percent? What is the composition of the portfolio along the CML that
will generate that expected return?
d) What is the peer group comparison method of evaluating an investor’ s performance? 02
©) What is information ratio? How the information ratio measures the portfolio
performance? 2
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BBA 11" Batch (Session: 2015-16) 4" Year 1 Semester Final Examination-2019
Course Code: ACCT 4104; Course Title: Financial Markets and Portfolio Management
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Different parts of each question must be answered sequentially.)
Define investment. Explain the two major factors that determine the market nominal
risk-free rate. Explain which of these factors would be more volatile over the
business cycle.
Assume the expected long-run growth rate of economy increased by 1 percent and
the expected rate of inflation increased by 4%. What would happen to the required
rates of retum on government bonds and common stocks? Show graphically how the
effects of these changes would differ between these alternative investments.
Suppose, you owned two stocks that had the following annual rates of return:
Year Stock-T Stock-B
2012 0.19 0.08
2013, 0.08 0.03
2014 0.12 0.09
2015 0.03 0.02
2016 0.15 0.04
Requirements:
i. Compute the arithmetic mean annual rate of return for each stock. Which
stock is most desirable by this measure?
ii, Compute the standard deviation of the annual rate of retum for each stock.
By this measure, which stock is the preferable stock?
iii. Compute the co-efficient of vetiation for each stock. . By this measure,
which stock is the preferable stock?
iv. Compute geometric mean rate of return for each stock. Discuss the
difference between the arithmetic mean and geometric mean retum for each
stock.
What are the four steps in the portfolio management process? Explain the role of
asset allocation in investment planning,
What objectives and constraints should be detailed in a policy statement?
What are Electronic Communications Networks (ECNs) and Altemative Trading
Investments (ATSs) and how do they differ from the primary listing markets?
Some investors believe that intemational investing introduces additional risks.
Describe these risks and how they can affect your retum?
Write short notes on (i) Eurobond, (ii) Subordinated bonds, (iii) Mutual Funds.
Assume that the nominal return on U.S. government T-bills was 10% during 20X2,
when the rate of inflation was 6%, What was real risk-free rate of return on these T-
bills?
Consider the following information about two sto
ks (D&E)and is
factor (18): (D&E)and two common risk
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Stock Ba Ba ER)
D 12, 34 13.1%
E 26 2.6 15.4%
i. Assuming that the risk fee rate is 5.0%, calculate the levels of the factor risk
premia that are consistent with the reported values for the factor betas and
___ the expected returns for the two stocks.
fi, You expect that in 1 year the prices for the stocks D&E will be Tk. 55 and
Tk.36, respectively. Also, neither stock is expected to pay a dividend over
the next year, What should the price of each stock be today to be consistent
__ With the expected retum levels listed at the beginning of the problem?
iii, Suppose now the risk premium for the factor Ithat you calculated in part i
suddenly increase by 0.25%, What are the new expected returns for stocks D
and E?
iv. Tf the increase in the factor | risk premium in part iii does not cause you to
change your opinion about what the stock prices will be in 1 year, what
adjustment is necessary in current prices?
You are given the following long run annual rates of return for alternative
investment instruments:
Government T - bills 45%
‘Large capitalization common stock 12.50
Small capitalization common stock 14.60
Long term corporate bonds 5.80
Long term government bonds 5.10
The annual rate of inflation during this
return on these investment alternatives.
riod was 4%. Compute the real rate of
Draw and explain why the line from the RFR that is tangent to the efficient frontier
defines the dominant set of portfolio possibilities.
The following are the historic returns of Jimmi computer company:
Year | Jimmi computer | General Index
1 37 15
2 9 13
3 = 14
4 8 9
5 in 12
6 4 9
Based on this information , compute the following:
i. The correlation co efficient between Jimmi computer and General Index.
The standard deviation for the company and the index
iii, The beta for the Jimmi computer company
What is the marginal tax rate for a single individual if her taxable income is Tk.
20,000? Tk.40, 000? What is her tax bill for each of these income levels? What is
her average tax rate for each of these income levels?
Define risk and elaborate the assumptions regarding investor behavior in the
Markowitz model.
‘An analyst wants to evaluate portfolio X, consisting entirely of Bangladesh common
stock, using both the Treynor and Sharpe measures of portfolio performance. The
following table provides the average annual rate of retum for the portfolio X, the
oe
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03
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a)
b)
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a)
market portfolio (as measured by the Dhaka Stock Exchange Index) Bangladesh
Treasury bills (T bills) during the past eight years,
i, Calculate both the Treynor measures and Sharpe measures for both portfolio
X and DSE. Briefly explain whether portfolio X underperformed,
equated or over performed the DSE on a risk weighted basis using both
the Treynor measures and Sharpe measures,
ii, Based on performance of portfolio X relative to DSE calculated in part i,
briefly explain the reason for the conflicting results when using the
Treynor measures and Sharpe measures.
Lauren has a margin account and deposits tk. 50,000. Assuming the prevailing
margin requirement is 40%. Commissions are ignored and Gentry shoe corporation
is selling at tk. 35 per share.
i, How many shares can Lauren purchase using the maximum allowable
margin? :
ii, What is Lauren’s profit/loss if the price of Gentry’s stock: rises to tk.45 and
falls to tk. 25,
‘What is the peer group comparison method of evaluating an investor's performance?
What is the information ratio, and how is it related to the other performance
measures?
How do bond portfolio performance measures differ from equity portfolio
performance measure? :
It has been contended that the derivation of an appropriate model for evaluating the
performance of a bond manager is more difficult than an equity portfolio evaluation
model because more decisions are required. Discuss some of the specific decisions
that need to be considered when evaluating the performance of a bond portfolio
manager.
You have just gathered the following perforinance data for three different money
managers, based on a regression of their excess returns relative to those for the S&P
500 Index. Each manager’s performance wes measured over the same three year
riod, but the return period for each was different.
Manager Alpha Beta Sid. Error of | Retum Period
Regression
A 0.058% 0.95 0.533% Weekly,
B 0.115 112 5.884 Biweeki
ic 0.250 0.78 2.165 Monthly
i Calculate the information ratio for each manager, ignoring the difference in retum
reporting periods.
ii, Calculate the annualized information ratio for each manager.
iii. Rank the managers’ performance according to your answers in parts (i) and (ii).
Which manager performed the best? Explain.
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BBA 4" Year Ist Semester Final Examination-2018,
Course Code: ACCT 4104 (Financial Markets and Portfolio Management)
Time: 3 hours
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Different parts of each question must be placed sequentially)
Define investment. What are the components of an investor's required rate of return? 3
Give an example of a liquid investment and an illiquid investment. Explain why you consider 04
‘each of them to be liquid oF illiquid.
Suppose, you owned two stocks that had the following annual rates of return 08
Year StockeT ek.
2012 0.19 0.08
2013 0.08 003
2014 012 0.09
2015 003 0.02
2016 015 0.08
Required:
{) Compute the arithmetic mean of annual rate of return for each stock. Wh
‘most desirable by this measure?
4) Compute the standard deviation of the annual rate of return for each stock. By this
‘measure, which stock is preferable?
fii) Compute the co-efficient of variation for each stock. By this measure, which stock is
the preferable?
iv) Compute geometric mean rate of retum for each stock. Discuss the difference
between the arithmetic mean and geometric mean retumn for each stock,
ich stock is
Give an example of an initial public offering (IPO). Give an example of a seasoned equity 04
issue inthe primary market. Discuss which would involve greater risk to the buyerfinvestor.
Define liquidity and discuss the Factors that contribute to it oe
Briefly define each of the following terms with example 2
1 Short sale; ii Stop loss order.
Mr. Mofir has a margin account and deposits T%.50,000. Assume that prevailing margin
requirement is 40%, commissions are ignored, and the Island corporation is selling at TK.3S
per share,
Required: 2
How many shares can Mr. Mofu purchase using the maximum allowable margin?
fi) What is Mofu’s profit or los ifthe price of Island’s share: i rises to TIS or ii Falls 02
toTk28.
f the maintenance margin is 30 percent, to what price can Island’s share fall before 03
Mofu will receive a margin call?
It is widely believed that changes in certain macroeconomic variables may directly affect 04
performance of an equity portfolio. As the chief investment officer of a hedge fund employing
a global macro-oriented investment strategy, you often consider how various macroeconomic
events might impact your security selection devisions and portfolio performance. Briefly
how each of the following economic factors would affect portfolio risk and return: (7)
1 production, (i) inflation, (i) aggregate consumption, and (iv) ol prices.
‘What are the some major uses of security-market indexes? a
‘What major factors must be considered when constructing a market index? Explain how a 03
Price-weighted index and a value-weighted index adjust for stock splits?
‘You are given the following information regarding prices fora sample of stocks. 06
{ PRICE
‘Stock ‘Number of Shares 7 TH
A 7,000,000 60 0
B 10,000,000 20 35
c 30,000,000) 18 35
Required:
1) Construct a price-weighted index for these thre stocks, and compute the percentage‘change in the index forthe period from
ii) Construct a value weighted index for
TT!
these three stocks, and compute the
change in the index forthe period from T to T+!
is other risk variable not relevant?
by) What are the similarities and differences between the CML:
Briefly discuss the difference in results for these two indexes
4. a) The capita asst pricing model (CAPM) contends that ther
tisk for an individual securiy. Which isthe relevant risk variable 2
that there is systematic
nd why isi
and SML as mo«
percentage
‘and unsystematic
it relevant? Why
dels of the risk
isk estimates For
return trade-off? oe
1) Asan equity analyst, you have developed the following return forecas
two different stock mutual funds (Fund T and Fund U)
Fund Forecasted Return | CAPM Beta
Fond 9.0% 120
080
Required:
Fund U 10% Be Meistsaisa|
1) Ifthe riskelree rate is 3.9 percent and the expected market risk prem
RFR) is 6.1 percent, calculate the expected return for each mutual fu
the CAPM.
Using the estimated expected returns fo
forecasts, demonstrate whether Fund T and Fund U are currently priced t
jum (ie, E(Rm)-
ind according 10
1 Part (@) along with your own retum
‘on the security market line (SML), above the SML. or below the SML.
i) Accor
valued?
to fall directly
ing to your analysis, are Funds T and U overvalued, undervalued, or properly
5, a) Briefly explain the concept of the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) and each of its three
forms-weak, semistrong,
empirical evidence supports ezch ofthe three forms of the EMH,
by What factor would you look for to differentiate the market efficiency for two altemative
stocks?
ind strong and briefly discuss the degree to which existing
©) Why do the advocates of behavioral finance contend that the standard finance theory is
incomplete?
4d) Assume that you expect the economy's rate of inflation to be 3 percent, giving a Risk Free
Rate (Rf) of 6 percent and a market return (Rm) of 12 percent
Requi
4) Draw the SML under these assumptions.
i) Subsequently, you expect the rate of inflation to increase from 3 percent 10 6 percent.
‘What effect would this have on the RFR and the Rm? Draw another SML on the
graph from Part ().
iliy Draw an SML on the same graph to reflect an RFR of 9 percent and Rm of 17 percent,
How does this SML differ from that derived in Part ii? Explain what has transpired
{6 8) What information is necessary before a financial planner can assist a person in constructing an
investment policy statement?
b) The Sharpe and Treynor performance measures both calculate a portfoli
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average excess 04
retum per unit of risk. Under what circumstances would it make sense to use both measures to
compare the performance of a given set of portfolios? What additional information is provided
by comparison ofthe rankings achieved using the two measures?
©) You have just gathered the following performance data for three different money managers,
based on a regression of their encess retumns relative 0 those for the XYZ index. Each
manager's performance was measured over the sme three-year period, but the retumn period
foreach was itferent
Manager | Aw | Be] Se Evoraf Regiesiion | Return Pod
a was | 095 osm | Weel
Bons | a 3a [Biweekly
Cf sors [a ea 2168 [Monthy
Required: re
4) Caleulate the information ratio for each manager, iynoring the difference in return
reporting periods.
fi) Calculate the annualized information ratio for each mnanager.
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Rank the manger's performance according to your ansivers in Parts ()) and (i). Which 02
‘manger performed the best? ExplainDepartment of Accounting and Information Systems
Jagannath University, Dhaka
BBA 4" Year Ist Semester Final Examination-2017
Course Code: ACCT 4104 (Financial Markets and Portfolio Management)
Time: 3 hours Total marks: 60
mM
IN. Answer any four questions. Figures in the right margin indicate full marks.
Different parts of each question must be placed sequentially)
1. a) Define risk and distinguish between systematic risk and unsystemati risk. 04
b) Mr. A has available fund Tk.10,00,000 for making investment. He is planning to invest 06
‘Tk4,00,000 in asset X and Tk.6,00,000 in asset Y. The information related to these two assets
given in the following table:
‘Asset X Hast ¥ Correlation
Expected Retum | Probability | Expected | Probability | coefficient
) (P).% | Retum(%) | (Pi) % _| between asset |
[aaa 7 10 30] Kana vis |
| B 35 15 20 oso |
2s 15 135 25 |
2 30 B 25
Calculate Mr. A’s portfolio return and risk.
©) Consider a risky portfolio. The end-of-year cash flow derived from the portfolio will be either 05
‘Tk.700000 or Tk.1200000 with equal probabilities of 0.5. The alternative risk-free investment in
‘Tills pays 7% per year.
(D If you require a risk premium of 8%, how much will you be willing to pay for the
portfolio?
(Gi) Suppose that the portfolio can be purchased for the amount of Tk.8,50000. What will be
the expected rate of return on the portfolio?
(ii) Now suppose that you require a risk premium of 9%, What is the price thet you will be
willing to pay?
(Gv) Comparing your answers to ({) and (ii), what do you conclude about the relationship
between the required risk premium on « portfolio and the price at which the portfolio
will sell?
2. a) Discuss the two major factors that determine the market nominal risk-free rate (NRFR). Explain 03
which of these factors would volatile over the bu
iness cycle
b) During the past $ years, you owned two stocks that had the following annual rates of return: os
‘Year ‘Stock-A T ‘Stock-B
i “09 oe
2 0.08 003
3 012 0109 =
+ 0.03 0.02 =
I 5 i 05 O08
4 Compute the arithmetic mean annual rate of return for each stock. Which stock is most
desirable by this measure? .
fi. Compute the standard deviation of the annual rate of retum for each stock. By this
‘measure, which stock isthe preferable stock?
iii, Compute the co-efficient of variation for each stock. . By this measure, which stock is
the preferable stock?
iv. Compute geometric mean rate of return for each stock. Discuss the difference between
the arithmetic mean and geometric mean return for each stock
2) At the beginning of the year, you invested Tk.4000 in 80 shares of the Top Corporation. Duriug 94
the year, Top paid dividends of Tk.S per share. At the end of the year, you sold the 80 shares for
Tk.59 a shere.
Compute HPR on this investment.
ii, Compute HPY on these shares and indicate how much w2s due to the price
change and how much was due to the dividend income.a)
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Discuss the rationale for expecting an efficient capital market. What factor would you look for to 03,
liforentite the market efficiency for two alternative stocks?
Suppose you buy around lot of MHB industries stock on 45 percent margin when the stock is 93
selling at Tk 20 share. The broker charges a 10% annual interest rate and commissions are 3°
‘of the total stock value on both the purchase price and sale. A Year later you receive a TK.0.5 per
‘are dividend and sel the stock for 27, What is your rte of return onthe investment?
‘You own 300 shares of Kit Enterprises that you bought at 425 a share. The stock is now selling 04
for Tk.AS a share,
4. You puta stop loss order at Tk.40.Discuss your reasoning for this action.
ii, If the stock mal ecg in rie t0 TK sar, what would be your rte of
‘etum with and without the stp loss order?
‘Semy has margin account and deposits Tk750000.A.ssuming the prev
's 40%, commission are ignored and the stock is selling at Tk 35 per share.
|. How many shares can Semy purchase using the maximum allowable margin?
li, What is Semy's profit(loss) ifthe price of stock rises to Tk.4S?
Ifthe maintenance margin is 30%, to what price can fll before Semy will receive a margin call?
‘A pension fund manager i considering three mutual funds. The frst isa stock “D” with expected 06
‘tum of 15% and standard deviation of 20%, the second is a long-term government and
corporate fund “E” with retum of 10% and standard deviation of 13% and the third is a T-bill
‘money market fund “F” that yields a rate of 7%. The coreation between D &E funds is 0:35.
Required:
1g margin requirement 05
(@ Calculate the proportions of investment between D & E?
i) Calculate the proportions of investment D, E & F?
(Gi) Calculate portfolio return and risk?
Write short notes on (3) CML (ii) SML and (ii) CL. e
‘An portfolio manager has made three portfolios: Portfolio X with 13% sample return, 0.80 beta, 06
nonsystematic risk 1.5% and 6% standard deviation; Portfolio Y with 10% sample return, 1-10
beta, nonsystematic risk 2% and 6.5% standard devietion; Portfolio Z with 14% sample return,
4S beta, nonsystematic risk 3% and 8.5% standerd deviation, The market return is 16% and risk
free retum is 7.5%, Calculate the followings and make comment about the performance of
portfolios:
(© Sharpe Index (i) Treynor Index (i) Jensen Index and (iv) Appraisal ratio.
Define financial market. Differentiate between capital market and money market,
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Following the information about 2 portfolios: 06
Portfolio Expected Return ‘Standard Deviation |
Bond % 10%
Sak 13 |
Ifthe correlation coefficient (p)is-0.40 for these two risky assets
i, What percent of your wealth is invested in each portfolio?
fi, What isthe minimum variance portfolio you can construct?
Suppose an analyst has provided you the following estimates in respect of equal shares of 3. 0S
securities
‘Securities | Expected Return Ga) Standard Deviation @@)
K a 2
Tr 15 8
M 30 1 16
Correlation coefficients of return between!
KandL=08
Kand M-0.2
Land M=0.5
‘Assuming that equal amounts of the available funds will be invested in the three securities,
estimate the portfolio return and risk,
Write short notes on: 5
Underwriters,
(W Short sale;
(Gil)Dealers and brokers;
iv) Buying on margin; ee
(v) Over the Counter (OTC) : .
pote various categories of shars in Dak Sok Exchange Li with hi haters ws
Explain with flow chart the trading procedute of Dhaka Stock Exchange Lt