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Case summary:
Person X is a graduate, who is working as a financial planner at company C. The president and congress involved in the dispute of acrimonious over the financing of debt and budget. The dispute which is not settled at the end of the year and effected the rate of interest.
The responsibility of person X is to compute the risk of bond portfolio of client. Person X should explain the probable scenarios for the dispute resolution and compute
To discuss: The manner in which impact of portfolio influence the investors think related to risk of single stocks.
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Case summary:
Person X is a graduate, who is working as a financial planner at company C. The president and congress involved in the dispute of acrimonious over the financing of debt and budget. The dispute which is not settled at the end of the year and effected the rate of interest.
The responsibility of person X is to compute the risk of bond portfolio of client. Person X should explain the probable scenarios for the dispute resolution and compute rate of return for 10 year zero coupon treasury bond for each cases.
To discuss: Whether person X expects to compensate all of his risk while earning risk premium on part of your risk and can removed by diversifying.
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Financial Management: Theory & Practice
- How is risk defined and measured? How might the magnitude of the market risk premium impact someone’s desire to buy stock?arrow_forward1. What effect does increasing inflation expectations have on the required returns of investors in common stock? 2. Explain the specific relationship between risk and reward and why this relationship must be true.arrow_forwardExplain how the portfolio approach to investment allows the reduction of risk and why Beta therefore is the most appropriate measure of stock risk?arrow_forward
- The calculation of an investor's Risk Aversion (A) requires us to look at that individual investor's historic behavior in his/her investing history. Why is Risk Aversion also called "price of risk"? Group of answer choices Risk Aversion measures the risk premium that the investor has required for the Capital Market Line Risk Aversion is determined by the excess return over the risk-free asset, as required by the investor Risk Aversion measures the difference in returns required by the investor in the Capital Allocation Line versus the Capital Market Line Risk Aversion measures the amount of return that the investor has required for each unit of risk taken None of the abovearrow_forwardWhen all investors have the same information and care only about expected return and volatility; if new information arrives about one stock, can this information affect the price and return of other stocks?arrow_forwardCan an investor eliminate market risk from a common stock portfolio?arrow_forward
- This question relates to the two types of risk and to diversification. a)What is specific risk? b)What is market risk? c)What is meant by diversification? d)Explain why diversification is a useful tool to manage specific risk but not market risk. Be sure you answer clearly both why diversification can help manages specific risk as well as why it is not useful in managing market risk. e)Approximately how many stocks in a portfolio do you need to be fully diversified?arrow_forwardWhat is the difference between a diversifiable riskand a nondiversifiable risk? Should stock portfoliomanagers try to eliminate both types of risk?arrow_forwardWhich of the following statements is CORRECT? a. If an investor buys enough stocks, he or she can, through diversification, eliminate all of the diversifiable risk inherent in owning stocks. Therefore, if a portfolio contained all publicly traded stocks, it would be essentially riskless. b. The required return on a firm's common stock is, in theory, determined solely by its market risk. If the market risk is known, and if that risk is expected to remain constant, then no other information is required to specify the firm's required return. c. Portfolio diversification reduces the variability of returns (as measured by the standard deviation) of each individual stock held in a portfolio. d. A security's beta measures its non-diversifiable, or market, risk relative to that of an average stock. e. A stock's beta is less relevant as a measure of risk to an investor with a well-diversified portfolio than to an investor who holds only that one stock.arrow_forward
- 1.What is the relationship between an investment’s risk and its return? Please provide examples if possible. 2. Difference between Institutional Investors and Individual Investors.arrow_forwardIf you decide to invest in both stocks and bonds, which has a greater percentage, how will you diversify your risks?arrow_forwardThe additional return over the risk-free rate needed to compensate investors for assuming an average amount of risk. a. Market Risk Premium b. Risk-free rate С. Stock's beta O d. Security Market Line e. Required Return on Stockarrow_forward
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