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Investors can borrow or lend any amount of money at risk free rate of
return.
The purchase and sale by one investor can not affect the price of the
security.
Investors can short selling any amount of shares without any limit.
Expected Return of a Risky Security-
E ( Rit ) = α i + β i X t
If alpha is 2, beta is 1.5 and Sensex is expected to give 2 percent
return, then the expected return of the stock will be-
E(R)=2+1.5*2
=5%
Expected Return of Portfolio-
R p = wi E ( Rit )
Required Rate of Return of a Risky
Security-
The required rate of return of a risky asset is that return
which investors expect or he should get by holding this
risky asset.
Ri = R f + βi [ E ( Ri ) − R f ]
E ( R p ) = wR m + (1 − w) R f
Income Portfolio
(100 m)
Govt. Bonds
(30 m)
Balance Fund
(200 m) Reliance En.
(20 m)
ABB
(20 m)
Growth Portfolio
(100 m)
ONGC
(10 m)
TISCO
(50 m)
Risk of Individual Risky Securities-
Total Risk = systematic Risk (Market Risk) + Unsystematic
Risk (Non Market Risk)
σ =β σ
i
2
i
2 2
Xt +e 2
it
Portfolio Risk
Portfolio risk is the aggregate weighted average risk of
individual security in the portfolio.
N
N
2 2
σ p = ∑ ( wi βi ) σ X + ∑ wi ei
2 2 2
i =1 i =1
Portfolio Market Risk
Portfolio Market Risk is the aggregate of weighted average
market risk of individual security in the portfolio.
N
βp =∑wi βi
i=1
E ( R) = α + β 1 X 1 + β 2 X 2 + β 3 X 3 + .....β i X i + e
E ( R) = α + β ik fik + e
• Expected Return on Risky Security
• α Required return
• βik Security Sensitivity to change in the systematic
factors.
• fik Return on systematic factors.
• e Unsystematic factor associated to the security.