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Solutions Chapter 8
Homework Solution: Investment Science
EMSE 6992 : Investment Science - Leunberger P
age 1
Chapter 8 : Models and Data Notes by J. Rene van Dorp
www.seas.gwu.edu/~dorpjr
Solution Problem 8.1: A Simple Portfolio
Someone who believes that collection of all stocks satisfies a single factor
model with the market portfolio serving as the factor (implying CAPM)
gives the information on the three stocks as follows:
Stock Beta St. Dev. Error Term Portfolio Weight
A 1.10 7.0% 20%
B 0.80 2.3% 50%
C 1.00 1.0% 30%
Moreover, %, % and %< œ & < œ "# œ ")0 7 75
a. What is the portfolio's expected return?
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Homework Solution: Investment Science
EMSE 6992 : Investment Science - Leunberger Page 2
Chapter 8 : Models and Data Notes by J. Rene van Dorp
www.seas.gwu.edu/~dorpjr
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b. Assuming factor model is accurate, what is the standard deviation
of this rate of return?
Factor model accurate Error Terms independentÊ
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