Suppose you want to invest in a portfolio comprising an index fund that reproduces the market portfolio
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Suppose you want to invest in a portfolio comprising an index fund that reproduces the market portfolio (such as the S&P/TSX composite index) and also T-bills. Your investment budget is $10,000. The market index has an expected return of 16% and standard deviation of 12%, and the return on T-bills is 4%. Your goal is to get an expected return of 14% on the combined portfolio (Index fund and T-bills).
- How much do you need to invest in the index fund and how much in T-Bills?
- What is the standard deviation of this combined portfolio?
- What is the reward to variability ratio of the index fund?
- What is the reward to variability ratio of the combined portfolio (index fund and T-bills)?
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Fundamentals of Investments Valuation and Management
ISBN: 978-0077283292
5th edition
Authors: Bradford D. Jordan, Thomas W. Miller
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