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Question two (8 marks)

The risk free rate is 10% and the expected return on the market portfolio is 15%. The expected returns for 4 securities are listed below together with their expected betas


SECURITY EXPECTED RETURN EXPECTED BETA

A 17.0% 1.3

B 14.5% 0.8

C 15.5% 1.1

D 18.0% 1.7


REQUIRED:

a. On the basis of these expectations, which securities are overvalued? Which are undervalued?

b. If the risk-free rate were to rise to 12% and the expected return on the market portfolio rose to 16%, which securities would be overvalued? which would be under-valued? (Assume the expected returns and the betas remain the same).





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  1. Assume that a two-factor model is descriptive of reality, and determine the equation that describes the equilibrium returns for the following three portfolios:

Portfolio E (rp) bi1 bi2

D 10% 1.2 0.8

E 12 2 0.5

G 14 2.1 1.2

Hint: you must solve three equations in three unknowns simultaneously; a computer program (like 1-2-3, or some statistical software package) that does matrix inversion is the easiest way to solve the mathematics part of this problem.

b) Compare and contrast the intrinsic value with the time value for

(i) a call option and

(ii) a put option


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Solution:




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