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Overview The Statistics of Security Returns The Efficient Frontier Capital Allocation Line Index Models
Module 2: Portfolio Theory(BUSFIN 4221 - Investments)
Andrei S. Gonçalves1
1Finance DepartmentThe Ohio State University
Fall 2016
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Module 1 - The Demand for Capital
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Module 1 - The Supply of Capital
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Module 1 - Investment Principle
PVt =∞∑
h=1
Et [CFt+h](1 + drt,h)h
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This Module: Creating a Portfolio
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This Section: Defining Risk and Reward
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Measuring Performance: Returns
rt = (Pt + CFt)− Pt−1Pt−1
= (Pt − Pt−1)Pt−1︸ ︷︷ ︸
Capital Gain
+ CFtPt−1︸ ︷︷ ︸Yied
• Arithmetic average return (or simple “average return”):
r = r1 + r2 + ...+ rTT
• Geometric average return:
rG = { (1 + r1) × (1 + r2) × ...× (1 + rT ) }1/T
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Measuring Performance: Annual Returns
• A return of 1% in the previous month is not comparable witha return of 12% in the previous year. We need to fix the timeperiod of different returns to make them comparable
• The effective annual rate, eart , does that for you:
1 + eart = (1 + rt)n
• n is the number of periods in a year. For instance, n = 1 forannual rt and n = 12 for monthly rt
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Measuring Performance: Inflation Effect
1 + r realt = 1 + rt1 + it
⇔ r realt∼= rt − it
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Returns as a Random Variable: Indices
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Returns as a Random Variable: E [rt ] and σ [rt ]
Economic Scenariop (s) r (s) r (s)− E [rt ]Next Year (s)
Very High Growth 0.15 30% 20%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 10%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 0%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% -15%
Recession 0.05 -40% -50%
E [rt ] =∑s
p (s)× r (s) = 10%
σ [rt ] =√∑
sp (s)× {r (s)− E [rt ]}2 = 16%
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Returns as a Random Variable: E [rt ] and σ [rt ]
Economic Scenariop (s) r (s) r (s)− E [rt ]Next Year (s)
Very High Growth 0.15 40% 30%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 30% 20%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 0%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -20% -30%
Recession 0.05 -60% -70%
E [rt ] =∑s
p (s)× r (s) = 10%
σ [rt ] =√∑
sp (s)× {r (s)− E [rt ]}2 = 26%
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ, σ)
• µ = E [rt ] and σ = σ [rt ]
• Index simulation: I simulate rt and use it to get future prices
• If rt are truly normal, then only µ and σ matter (they describeentire distribution). In this case, the only measure of risk is σ
• If ri ,t are normal, then so are portfolio returns:rp,t = w1 × r1,t + w2 × r2,t + ...+ wN × rN,t
• If daily rt are normal, annual rt are not normal: horizonmatters!
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ = 0.6%, σ = 4.4%)
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ = 0.6%, σ = 7.0%)
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ = 0.6%, σ = 4.4%)
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ = 3.0%, σ = 4.4%)
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µ = 10%, σ = 10%)
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Modeling Returns: Tail Risk for Normal Returns?
VaR (95%) = E [rt ]− 1.64× σ [rt ]
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Modeling Returns: S&P 500
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Modeling Returns: rt ∼ N (µS&P , σS&P)
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Data: Estimating Model from Time Series of rt
• If rt ∼ N (µ, σ), how can we estimate µ and σ from data?
• Recall: µ = E [rt ] =∑s
p (s)× r (s)
σ = σ [rt ] =√∑
sp (s)× {r (s)− E [rt ]}2
• Use each data observation as a “scenario” with equalprobability:
µ = 1T ×
T∑t=1
rt = r
σ =
√√√√ 1T − 1 ×
T∑t=1{rt − r}2
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Data: (r − rTBill) around the World from 1900-2000
Source: Dimson et al (2002) - Triumph of the optimists: 101 years of global investment returns
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Data: σ [rt ] around the World from 1900-2000
Source: Dimson et al (2002) - Triumph of the optimists: 101 years of global investment returns
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If asset A daily rt follow a normal distribution, then:
a) Asset A monthly rt also do
b) An increase in σ[rt ] implies an increase in the tail risk the asset
c) Inflation does not matter for the real return on asset A
d) The geometric average return and the average return are thesame
e) All we need to know about asset A in order to fullyunderstand its daily returns distribution is σ[rt ]
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This Section: Find the “Best” Risky Portfolios
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Principle
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Diversification: Basic Principle
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Diversification: Basic Principle
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
50%− 50%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -12% 9%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 13%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 20% 8%
Recession 0.05 -40% 25% -8%E [rt ] =σ [rt ] =
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
50%− 50%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -12% 9%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 13%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 20% 8%
Recession 0.05 -40% 25% -8%E [rt ] = 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11%
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
50%− 50%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -12% 9%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 13%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 20% 8%
Recession 0.05 -40% 25% -8%E [rt ] = 10% 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11% 5%
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
40%− 60%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -12% 5%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 11%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 20% 10%
Recession 0.05 -40% 25% -1%E [rt ] = 10% 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11% 4%
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
50%− 50%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -12% 9%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 13%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 20% 8%
Recession 0.05 -40% 25% -8%E [rt ] = 10% 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11% 5%
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Diversification: Simple Example
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold
50%− 50%Next Year (s) rPortfolio
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -7% 12%Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% 13%Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 13%Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 26% 11%
Recession 0.05 -40% -10% -25%E [rt ] = 10% 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11% 8%
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Diversification: Covariance & Correlation
Economic Scenariop (s) rEquity rGold (rE − E [rE ])× (rG − E [rG ])
Next Year (s)
Very High Growth 0.15 30% -7% -0.034Growth > E [Growth] 0.25 20% 5% -0.005Growth = E [Growth] 0.35 10% 15% 0.000Growth < E [Growth] 0.2 -5% 26% -0.024
Recession 0.05 -40% -10% 0.100E [rt ] = 10% 10%σ [rt ] = 16% 11%
Cov [rE , rG ] =∑s
p (s)× {rE (s)− E [rE ]} × {rG (s)− E [rG ]}
ρ [rE , rG ] = Cov [rE , rG ]σ [rE ]× σ [rG ] = −0.34
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets
• Consider the portfolio rp = wA · rA + wB · rB
• Portfolio expected return, E [rp], is given by:
E [rp] = wA · E [rA] + wB · E [rB]
• Portfolio variance, σ2 [rp] = σ2p, is given by:
σ2p = w2A · σ2A + w2
B · σ2B + 2 · wA · wB · Cov [rA, rB]
= w2A · σ2A + w2
B · σ2B + 2 · wA · wB · σA · σB · ρ [rA, rB]
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets
• When do we have diversification: σp < wA · σA + wB · σB?
• Suppose ρ [rA, rB] = 1, then:
σ2p = w2A · σ2A + w2
B · σ2B + 2 · wA · wB · σA · σB · 1
= (wA · σA + wB · σB)2
⇓σp = wA · σA + wB · σB
• Any ρ [rA, rB] < 1 produces σp < wA · σA + wB · σB
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets (ρ = 1.0)
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets (ρ = 0.5)
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets (ρ = 0.0)
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets (ρ = −0.5)
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Diversification: Two Risky Assets (ρ = −1.0)
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Diversification: Systematic × Firm-Specific Risk
Source: “Statman (1987) - How many stocks make a diversified portfolio”
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Diversification: Systematic × Firm-Specific Risk
Source: “Statman (1987) - How many stocks make a diversified portfolio”
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Efficient Frontier
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Efficient Frontier
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Efficient Frontier
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Which of the following is false regarding the Efficient Frontier?
a) It relies on estimates of risk, σ[rt ], reward, E [rt ], andcovariances for multiple assets
b) Any portfolio formed by first selecting a target E [rt ] and thenchoosing the portfolio with minimum risk among the oneswith such target E [rt ] is an efficient portfolio
c) It restricts the set of potential portfolios an investor shouldchoose from if he measures risk by σ[rt ] and reward by E [rt ]
d) It depends heavily on the power of diversification
e) With only two assets, the more negatively correlated they arethe better is the efficient frontier investors can form usingthem
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This Section: Adding Risk Free Asset
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
• Recall that for rp = wA · rA + wB · rB we have:
E [rp] = wA · E [rA] + wB · E [rB]
σ2p = w2A · σ2A + w2
B · σ2B + 2 · wA · wB · σA · σB · ρ [rA, rB]
• This means that rp = wA·rA + wf ·rf satisfies:
E [rp] = wA · E [rA] + wf · rf
σ2p = w2A · σ2A =⇒ σp = wA · σA + wf · 0
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
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Combining Risky Asset with Risk-Free Asset
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Capital Allocation Line
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Capital Allocation Line
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Capital Allocation Line
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Capital Allocation Line
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Capital Allocation Line
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Sharpe Ratio
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Sharpe Ratio
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Portfolio Comparison using Sharpe Ratio
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Portfolio Comparison using Sharpe Ratio
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Portfolio Comparison using Sharpe Ratio
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Sharpe Ratios around the World from 1900-2000
Source: Dimson et al (2002) - Triumph of the optimists: 101 years of global investment returns
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σ [rt ] × E [rt ]: Complete Portfolio o∗
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Properties of E [ro∗] and σ [ro∗]
• Recall that for rp = wA · rA + wB · rB we have:
E [rp] = wA · E [rA] + wB · E [rB]
σ2p = w2A · σ2A + w2
B · σ2B + 2 · wA · wB · σA · σB · ρ [rA, rB]
• This means that ro∗ = wo·ro + (1− wo) ·rf satisfies:
E [ro∗] = wo · E [ro] + (1− wo) · rf
σ2o∗ = w2o · σ2o =⇒ σo∗ = wo · σo
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Deciding on Complete Portfolio o∗
• Investors happiness depends on σo∗ = σ [ro∗ ] and µo∗ = E [ro∗ ]
• We can model investors happiness (called utility function) as:
U (σo∗ , µo∗) = µo∗ − 0.5 · A · σ2o∗
= wo · µo + (1− wo) rf︸ ︷︷ ︸µo∗
− 0.5 · A · w2o · σ2o︸ ︷︷ ︸σ2o∗
• If investors select wo to maximize their happiness we have:
wo = 1A · σ2o
· (µo − rf )
= 1A · σo
SRo =⇒ SRo = wo · A · σo
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The task of forming the “complete portfolio” (called o∗), isseparated into two different tasks: (i) finding the “optimal” riskyportfolio (called o) and (ii) getting o∗ by combining portfolio owith rf . Which of the following is true regarding this process:
a) Two investors using the same inputs to step (i) always end upwith the same risky portfolio, o
b) Step (ii) is investor specific. However, if two investors havethe same risk aversion, they always end up with the same o∗
c) Portfolio o can only be found if we first find the entireefficient frontier
d) The negative covariance between rf and o is very importantto decide on portfolio o∗
e) Portfolio o is the portfolio with lowest risk among all possibleportfolios that exclude the risk-free rate
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This Section: Inputs to σ [rt ] × E [rt ] Framework
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Estimating Covariances
• Use each data observation as a “scenario” with equalprobability:
Cov [rA, rB] =∑s
p (s)× {rA (s)− E [rA]} × {rB (s)− E [rB]}
Cov [rA, rB] = 1T − 1 ×
T∑t=1{rA,t − rA} × {rB,t − rB}
• The number of estimates “explodes” (results are unreliable):
◦ N = 50 securities =⇒ 1,225 covariance estimates(only 100 σ and µ estimates)
◦ N = 500 securities =⇒ 124,750 covariance estimates
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Systematic × Firm-Specific Risk
Source: “Statman (1987) - How many stocks make a diversified portfolio”
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Index Model: Structure
• Decomposing returns into two components:
ri ,t − rf = βi · (rM,t − rf )︸ ︷︷ ︸systematic
+ αi + ei ,t︸ ︷︷ ︸firm−specific
⇓E [ri ,t ] = rf + αi + βi · (E [rM,t ]− rf )
σ2 [ri ,t ] = β2i · σ2 [rM,t ] + σ2 [ei ,t ]
Cov [rA, rB] = Cov [βA · (rM − rf ) + eA, βB · (rM − rf ) + eB]
= βA · βB · σ2 [rM,t ]
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Index Model: Reduction in Number of Estimates
• With an index model with N assets, we need:
◦ N estimates of αi , βi and σ [ei,t ]
◦ 1 estimate E [rM,t ] and σ2 [rM,t ]
• The reduction in the number of estimates is substantial:
◦ N = 50 securities =⇒ 1,355 estimates
◦ N = 50 securities =⇒ 152 estimates (with index model)
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Index Model as a Regression
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Index Model as a Regression
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Index Model as a Regression
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Index Model as a Regression
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Index Model as a Regression: αi and βi
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Index Model as a Regression: Decomposing ri ,t
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Index Model as a Regression: Decomposing ri ,t
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Index Model: Systematic × Firm-Specific Risk
• Decomposing risk into two components:
σ2 [ri ,t ] = β2i · σ2 [rM,t ]︸ ︷︷ ︸systematic risk
+ σ2 [ei ,t ]︸ ︷︷ ︸firm−specific risk
⇓
R2 = β2i · σ2 [rM,t ]σ2 [ri ,t ]
= β2i · σ2 [rM,t ]β2i · σ2 [rM,t ] + σ2 [ei ,t ]
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Index Model: Systematic × Firm-Specific Risk
• When we form a (equal-weighted) portfolio rp = 1N
N∑i=1
ri :
rp − rf =(1N∑iαi
)︸ ︷︷ ︸
αp
+(1N∑iβi
)︸ ︷︷ ︸
βp
· (rM − rf ) +(1N∑i
ei)
= αp + βp · (rM − rf ) +(1N∑i
ei)
∼= αp + βp · (rM − rf )
⇓
σ2 [rp] ∼= β2p · σ2 [rM ]
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N = 1
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N = 5
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N = 10
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N = 100
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N = 1, 000
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Index Model: Finding the Tangency Portfolio
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Index Model: Finding the Tangency Portfolio
• It turns out that (using the index model):
ro = wA · rA︸ ︷︷ ︸Active
+ (1− wA) · rM︸ ︷︷ ︸Passive
with
w0A =
αA/σ2[eA](E[rM ]−rf )/σ2M
and wA = w0A
1 + w0A · (1− βA)
• Moreover, weight of asset i in the active portfolio is:
wAi =
αi/σ2[ei ]∑iαi/σ2[ei ]
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You are considering using an index model when estimating inputsfor your portfolio optimization problem. All of the followings areadvantages of this approach of estimating inputs, except:
a) It reduces substantially the number of parameters to beestimated
b) It creates a clear decomposition between systematic andfirm-specific risk
c) It breaks the optimal risky portfolio into a passive portfolioand an active position, which allows you to understand howyou are deviating from the given index
d) It provides you with estimates that rely on a lower number ofassumptions about returns
e) It provides a simple way to incorporate the fact that manyevents in the market affect several assets simultaneously
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A Word of Caution Regarding Portfolio Theory
• Portfolio theory provides you with an extremely useful tool forportfolio formation. However:
◦ “Garbage in, garbage out” principle
◦ Portfolio Theory is silent about how to estimate E [rt ] andσ [rt ]. Forward looking estimates are key (security analysis)
◦ Maximum Sharpe Ratio portfolio is very sensitive to modelinputs (especially E [rt ])
◦ The reality of institutional details needs to be incorporated (noshort-sale; no leverage; portfolio similar to benchmark...)
◦ Tail risk and other sources of risk are not being taken intoaccount in the standard procedure
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