Quantitative portfolio managers generally manage their portfolios versus a benchmark. Thus, they usually require a set of
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Quantitative portfolio managers generally manage their portfolios versus a benchmark. Thus, they usually require a set of expected returns and risks to construct a portfolio.
(a) What problem does this requirement pose when using solely the aggregate Z-score to rank favourable stocks?
(b) What are three methods to convert an aggregate Z-score of a stock into an expected return or for use in portfolio construction?
(c) Describe the strengths and weaknesses of each method.
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Fundamentals of Financial Management
ISBN: 978-1305635937
Concise 9th Edition
Authors: Eugene F. Brigham
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