Exam 22: Evaluation of Investment Performance
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One approach to style analysis which uses the features of the stocks in the portfolio is known as:
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The use of the Treynor measure implies that total risk is the proper measure of risk in performance evaluation.
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A portfolio with a beta of 0.8 earned a return of 13 percent when the risk-free rate was 6 percent and the market returned 9 percent.The portfolio's Treynor measure is closest to:
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Which of the following measures uses the standard deviation and evaluates portfolio performance on the basis of both return and diversification.
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Explain the characteristic line in excess return form for the Jensen alpha measure.
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The information in the following table is to be used to answer questions .
Fund Standard Deviation Beta Jensen's Alpha Fund 1 1.97 1.0 1.3 0.95 Fund 2 2.97 0.8 0. 0.80 Fund 3 3.82 1.2 -3. 0.90 Fund 4 3.50 1.4 4.2 0.65
* Significant at the 5 percent level
-Which fund is least well-diversified?
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Which of the following measures indicates the percentage of the variation in a portfolio's returns that is explained by variation in the market's returns?
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GIPS requirements include: uniformity in certain performance calculations and disclosures;inclusion of all actual fee-paying discretionary portfolios in composites with similar objectives;compliant history for at least 5 years,or since inception if less than 5 years.
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The information in the following table is to be used to answer questions .
Fund Standard Deviation Beta Jensen's Alpha Fund 1 1.97 1.0 1.3 0.95 Fund 2 2.97 0.8 0. 0.80 Fund 3 3.82 1.2 -3. 0.90 Fund 4 3.50 1.4 4.2 0.65
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-Based on Jensen's performance measure,which fund significantly outperformed?
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GIPS was created to obtain global acceptance of a standard for fair presentation.
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If we are to assess performance carefully,we must do so on what kind of basis?
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Time-weighted,as opposed to money-weighted,return captures the rate of return actually earned by the fund manager.
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The money-weighted rate of return is equivalent to the internal rate of return.
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According to Jensen's differential return measure,what is alpha?
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Which of the following is true regarding M2?It produces a measure of portfolio performance that:
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Discuss how constraints on portfolio managers affect the portfolio results.
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The Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®)were created by:
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Which measure calculates performance relative to a benchmark portfolio?
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