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Treynor-Black Model

Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management

Presented By:-
Admin Group -09
C041 - Trisha Agrawal
C042 - Unnati Shukla
C043 - Vanshika Gupta
C044 - Vidhi Hura
C045 - Vishu
Introduction to the Treynor-Black
Model

Objectives and Assumptions of the


Model

Importance and Users of the Model

Alternatives to the Model

Steps and Illsutrations

Advantages and Disadvantages of

Presentation Overview the Model

Future Trends and Conclusion


INTRODUCTION
The Treynor-Black model is a portfolio optimization model that
seeks to maximize a portfolio's Sharpe Ratio by combining an
actively managed portfolio built with a few mispriced securities
and a passively managed market index fund.
MAXIMIZING PORTFOLIO RETURNS
1 By carefully selecting the appropriate mix
of assets

CONTROLLING PORTFOLIO RISK


2 By selecting assets in a way that spreads the
risk across different investments.

OPTIMIZING THE RISK-RETURN TRADEOFF


3
By helping investors find the mix of assets that provides the maximum
return for a given level of risk

CONSIDERING DIVERSIFICATION
4
By diversifying investments across different securities, it aims to
reduce unsystematic risk while retaining exposure to systematic risk

Objectives 5 ADAPTING TO CHANGING MARKET CONDITIONS


Through adaptability the portfolio’s alignment with the investor's
goals and the prevailing market is ensured
KEY ASSUMPTIONS
Of the Treynor-Black Model

Investor Markets are Constant Risk- Investment No Taxes or


Rationality Efficient Free Rate Horizon Transaction Costs
Individual Investor

USERS OF THE
TREYNOR-BLACK MODEL
Hedge Fund Financial
Manager Advisor

Mutual Fund Manager


IMPORTANCE OF THE
TREYNOR- BLACK MODEL
Portfolio Performance Evaluation Risk Budgeting

Risk-Adjusted Performance Performance Attribution

Allocation Decisions Alignment with Investment


Objectives
ALTERNATIVES TO THE TREYNOR- BLACK MODEL

Carhart Four-Factor Fama-French Three- Barra risk Black-Litterman Mean-Variance


Model Factor Model Model Model Model
STEPS

1 2 3 4 5

Stock Selection Calculating Provide weights Maximize Evaluate


Alpha and Beta Sharpe Ratio
ADVANTAGES OF TB MODEL

Easy to implement
Monetary Independence
Requires less quantitative information
Decentralized decision making
Stability
DISADVANTAGES OF TB MODEL

Reliance on alpha prediction


Data requirements.
Security analyst performance is continuously evaluated.
Hard to pick stocks accurately, limited traction
Future trends
Advanced Analytics and Data

Sustainable Investing

Risk Management

Regulatory Changes

Factor-Based Investing
Learning Outcome
Optimization model
Systematic risk
Data Utilization
Global Perspective
Treynor-Black model is a valuable
tool for investors and portfolio
managers who are looking to
maximize the Sharpe ratio of their
portfolios. It is a simple and
effective model that can be used
to construct portfolios that are
tailored to individual investors'
needs.
Thank You

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