Exam 19: Performance Evaluation
Exam 1: The Process of Portfolio Management19 Questions
Exam 2: Valuation, Risk, Return, and Uncertainty70 Questions
Exam 3: Setting Portfolio Objectives39 Questions
Exam 4: Investment Policy27 Questions
Exam 5: The Mathematics of Diversification50 Questions
Exam 6: Why Diversification Is a Good Idea16 Questions
Exam 7: International Investment and Diversification23 Questions
Exam 8: The Capital Markets and Market Efficiency27 Questions
Exam 9: Picking the Equity Players28 Questions
Exam 10: Equity Valuation Tools15 Questions
Exam 11: Security Screening15 Questions
Exam 12: Bond Pricing and Selection80 Questions
Exam 13: The Role of Real Assets25 Questions
Exam 14: Alternative Assets12 Questions
Exam 15: Revision of the Equity Portfolio28 Questions
Exam 16: Revision of the Fixed-Income Portfolio33 Questions
Exam 17: Principles of Options and Option Pricing36 Questions
Exam 18: Option Overwriting41 Questions
Exam 19: Performance Evaluation25 Questions
Exam 20: Fiduciary Duties and Responsibilities16 Questions
Exam 21: Principles of the Futures Market19 Questions
Exam 22: Benching the Equity Players23 Questions
Exam 23: Removing Interest Rate Risk22 Questions
Exam 24: Integrating Derivative Assets and Portfolio Management12 Questions
Exam 25: Contemporary Issues in Portfolio Management11 Questions
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If the average realized return of a portfolio is 27.5% per year, the standard deviation of returns is 50%, the portfolio beta is 1.25, the average return of Treasury bills over the same period is 2.5% per year, and the average return on the market is 12.5% per year, the Jensen measure is
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If the average realized return of a portfolio is 20% per year, the standard deviation of returns is 30%, the portfolio beta is 1.5, the average return of Treasury bills over the same period is 5% per year, and the average return on the market is 15% per year, the Sharpe measure is
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Which of the following performance measures has statistical problems?
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The residual option spread makes use of the _____ performance measure.
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A common finance assumption that is violated when options are included in a stock portfolio is
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Suppose a portfolio has a beginning balance of $1 million and has a return of 10% the first period and 20% the second period. Then $500,000 is added to the account. The subsequent return is -9% in the third period and 25% return in the fourth period. Using the daily valuation method, what is the holding period return over the four periods?
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The incremental risk-adjusted return from options makes use of the _____ performance measure.
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If a portfolio earned -10%, -20%, +40%, and +10% over the last four years, the arithmetic mean return per year is
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If the average realized return of a portfolio is 27.5% per year, the standard deviation of returns is 50%, the portfolio beta is 1.25, the average return of Treasury bills over the same period is 2.5% per year, and the average return on the market is 12.5% per year, the Sharpe measure is
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Expected utility is a ____ function of return and a ______ function of risk.
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If a portfolio earned -10%, -20%, +40%, and +10% over the last four years, the geometric mean return per year is
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If a portfolio experiences cash withdrawals and deposits, the best performance measure is the
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Suppose a portfolio has a beginning balance of $200,000 and earns $25,000 in the first period and $15,000 in the second period. Then $60,000 in new funds are added to the account. After that, the portfolio earns $20,000 in the third period and $40,000 in the fourth period. Using the daily valuation method, what is the holding period return over the four periods?
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If the average realized return of a portfolio is 20% per year, the standard deviation of returns is 30%, the portfolio beta is 1.5, the average return of Treasury bills over the same period is 5% per year, and the average return on the market is 15% per year, the Jensen measure is
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If the average realized return of a portfolio is 27.5% per year, the standard deviation of returns is 50%, the portfolio beta is 1.25, the average return of Treasury bills over the same period is 2.5% per year, and the average return on the market is 12.5% per year, the Treynor measure is
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Which measure calculates excess return per unit of systematic risk?
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Which measure calculates excess return per unit of total risk?
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