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Answer:
required return 16%
risk/reward 8%
portfolio return 13.60%
Explanation:
Required return=risk-free rate+beta*(market return-risk free rate)
risk-free rate=4%
beta=1.5
market return=12%
required return=4%+1.5*(12%-4%)=16.00%
Reward/risk ratio=market return-risk free rate
reward/risk ratio=12%-4%=8%
Portfolio return=weight of the asset* required return on asset+weight of the rest of the portfolio*market return
weight of the asset=40%
required return=16%
weight of the rest of the portfolio=1-40%=60%
market return=12%
portfolio return=(40%*16%)+(60%*12%)=13.60%
The risk-free rate is termed as the return that is associated with the investment with zero or no risk. It represents the number of investors that would expect a higher return from no-risk investment over a specified period of time.
The answers are:
required return 16%
risk/reward 8%
portfolio return 13.60%
[tex]\begin{aligned}\text{Required return}=\text{risk-free rate}+\text{beta}\times(\text{market return-risk free rate})\end{aligned}[/tex]
risk-free rate=4%
beta=1.5
market return=12%
[tex]\begin{aligned}\text{required return}=4\%+1.5\times(12\%-4\%)=16.00\%\end{aligned}[/tex]
[tex]\begin{aligned}\frac{Reward}{risk}\end{aligned}[/tex] ratio=market return-risk free rate
[tex]\begin{aligned}\frac{\text{reward}}{\text{risk ratio}}=12\%-4\%=8\%\end{aligned}[/tex]
Hence the [tex]\begin{aligned}\frac{Reward}{risk}\end{aligned}[/tex] ratio is 8%
Portfolio return=[tex]\text{weight of the asset}\times\text{ required return on asset}+\text{weight of the rest of the portfolio}\times{\text{market return}}[/tex]
weight of the asset=40%
required return=16%
weight of the rest of the portfolio=1-40%=60%
market return=12%
portfolio return=[tex](40\%*16\%)+(60\%\times12\%)=13.60\%[/tex]
Therefore the required return on a portfolio is 13.60%.
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