NO.PZ2022123001000073
问题如下:
An investor currently has a portfolio valued at $700,000. The investor’s objective is long-term growth, but she will need $30,000 by the end of the year to pay her son’s college tuition and another $10,000 by year-end for her annual vacation. The investor is considering three alternative portfolios:
Using Roy’s safety-first criterion, which of the alternative portfolios most likely minimizes the probability that the investor’s portfolio will have a value lower than $700,000 at year-end?
选项:
A.Portfolio 1 B.Portfolio 3 C.Portfolio 2解释:
The investor requires a minimum return of
($30,000 + $10,000)/$700,000, or 5.71%. Roy’s safety-first model uses the
excess portfolio’s expected return over the minimum return and divides that
excess by the standard deviation for that portfolio:
Safety-first ratio=[E(Rp)-Rl]/
σp,
where E(RP) is the expected return of portfolio P,
RL is the minimum return
required by the investor, and
σp
is the standard deviation of returns of portfolio P.
The portfolio with the
highest safety-first ratio minimizes the probability that the investor’s
portfolio will have a value lower than $700,000 at year end. The highest
safety-first ratio is associated with Portfolio 3: 0.3768.
不明白这个最小收益率是怎么算出来的?
The investor requires a minimum return of ($30,000 + $10,000)/$700,000, or 5.71%