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6 - Portfolio Theory
6 - Portfolio Theory
ASSUMPTIONS OF NIV PT
and variances
Expected Returns Yavanas co -
-
are known
-
prefer more
Fixed
single step time horizon
transaction costs (unrealistic)
Ignore taxes and
-
can
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OPPORTUNITY SET EFFICIENT FRONTIERS
-
set
of
all
possible -
set
of all
efficient
portfolio in the Er
space portfolios
_^
→ efficient frontier
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¥§ * std der
inefficient .
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More return same return
for same risk for less risk
NUMBER OF PARAMETERS
-
N expected returns
NCN + 3)
-
H variances = parameters
-2
covariances
NCN2
-
efficient frontier
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efficient frontier
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☒ std der
Rp =
RA RA t N
BRB ; NA t
HB = 1
Up =
NEVA t RB VB t 2N
A RB 6A 613 TAB
MINIMUM VARIANCE PORTFOLIO :
✗A =
VB-CAB_
VA -
2 CAB 1- V13
(÷z II ]
NAB min
=P ± '
correlation Frontier
Impact of
^
on
Efficient
•
B
T
EE
= -
I
p =
I
Ige
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OBJECTIVE :
rain up =
Fg nixjcij
subject to Ep =
§ Ni Ei
subject to I =
4. ni
DEFINING THE LAGRANGIAN FUNCTION FOR A CASE OF 3 ASSETS
assuming Up = 10k£ + 11
Rpf + 20 Not
Ep =
5nA t 10K Bt 20sec
I =
NA th Bt Nc
L ( NA ,
N B
.
N c ,
X ,
M ) = 10kg2 t 11N pit 20%2 -
✗ ( 5N At 10K Bt 20sec
-
Ep ) -
N (NA t RB + Nc -
1)
to these
through the solution equations we can
minimum
obtain the variance
portfolio for 3 assets
eliminate the
By diversifying we can
unsystematic
risk in the portfolio .
V =
In N÷I,
+
that individual
,Iy indicating
As N → so
→ o
,
N -
I
c-
also becomes zero hence it is possible
a-
eliminate risk from the
portfolio
to
completely .