Exam 22: Evaluation of Investment Performance: a Global Concept
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Exam 22: Evaluation of Investment Performance: a Global Concept54 Questions
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The __________ indicates the percentage of the variance in the portfolio's returns explained by the market's returns.
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The following information is to be used to answer questions 13-17.
\begin{array}{llcc}\underline{ \text { SD }} &\underline{ \text {Beta }}&\underline{ \text {alpha }}&\underline{ \text { \mathrm{R}^{2}}} \\ \text { Fund 11.97 } &1.0&1.3&0.95\\ \text { Fund 22.94 } &0.8&0.6^*&0.80\\ \text { Fund 33.82} &1.2&-3.5&0.90\\ \text { Fund 44.70 } &1.4&4.2&065\\ &\\\end{array}
-Which of these funds had the highest performance as determined by Jensen's performance measure?
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Modigliani-squared is a return adjusted for volatility that allows returns between portfolios to be compared.
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Explain the characteristic line in excess return form for the Jensen alpha measure.
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The reward-to-volatility ratio measures the excess return per unit of
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GIPS requires compliant history for at least 10 years, or since inception, if less than 10 years.
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The time-weighted rate of return is affected by any cashflows to the portfolio.
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A retired couple's assets consist of a $100,000 house, a $400,000 securities portfolio, a $15,000 car, and personal effects. Would they be more concerned with the Sharpe performance measure or the Treynor performance measure for the portfolio?
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The use of RVOL implies that total risk is the proper measure of risk in performance evaluation.
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The purpose of performance attribution is to assess the risk of a portfolio.
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According to Jensen's differential return measure, what is alpha?
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One approach to style analysis which uses the stocks in a portfolio to describe the fund's allocation among asset classes is known as:
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Sharpe's RVAR measures the slope of the line between RF and the portfolio being evaluated. If the line is plotted between RF and a market index, where would superior portfolios lie? Inferior portfolios?
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The --------------------- is the legitimate alternative to a portfolio that accurately reflects the objectives of the portfolio owners.
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The following information is to be used to answer questions 13-17.
\begin{array}{llcc}\underline{ \text { SD }} &\underline{ \text {Beta }}&\underline{ \text {alpha }}&\underline{ \text { \mathrm{R}^{2}}} \\ \text { Fund 11.97 } &1.0&1.3&0.95\\ \text { Fund 22.94 } &0.8&0.6^*&0.80\\ \text { Fund 33.82} &1.2&-3.5&0.90\\ \text { Fund 44.70 } &1.4&4.2&065\\ &\\\end{array}
-Which of these four funds had the largest total risk?
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Jensen's alpha measures the contribution of the portfolio manager.
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Investors who have all their assets in one portfolio of securities should rely on the Sharpe measure rather than the Treynor measure.
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