PPT-Chapter 8 Risk and Return

2012 Pearson Prentice Hall All rights reserved 8 1 2012 Pearson Prentice Hall All rights reserved 8 2 Risk and Return Fundamentals In most important business decisions there are two key financial considerations risk and return. Portfolio Risk and Return: Part II. Presenter. Venue. Date. Formulas for Portfolio Risk and Return. EXHIBIT 6-1 Portfolio Risk and Return . Portfolio of Risk-Free and Risky Assets. Optimal Risky Portfolio. Presenter. Venue. Date. Why Focus on Return Concepts?. Holding Period Return. Other Return Concepts. Equity Risk Premium. Equity Risk Premium Estimates. Historical Estimates. Forward-Looking Estimates. Stand-alone and Portfolio Considerations. Efficient Market Hypothesis. Securities are in equilibrium: “Fairly priced” . 100,000+ analysts (MBAs, CFAs, PhDs) work for investment firms. Analysts have access to data and $$ to invest. (chapter 8). Investment. returns. The rate of return on an investment can be calculated as follows:. . (Amount received – Amount invested). . Return =. . ________________________. . Corporate financial strategy: setting the context. Corporate Financial Strategy. 4th edition. Dr Ruth Bender. Setting the context: contents. Learning objectives. Risk and return. The two-stage investment process. Corporate Financial Strategy. 4th edition. Dr Ruth Bender. Setting the context: contents. Learning objectives. Risk and return. The two-stage investment process. What does ‘good’ look like?. NPV illustration (Working Insight 1.3). Introduction. Modern portfolio theory was fathered by Harry Markowitz in the 1950s. It assumes that an investor wants to maximize a portfolio's expected return . contingent . on any given amount of risk, with risk measured by the standard deviation of the portfolio's rate of return. By. Cheng Few Lee. Joseph . Finnerty. John Lee. Alice C Lee. Donald . Wort. Chapter . Outline. 7.1 RISK . CLASSIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT. 7.1.1 . Call Risk. 7.1.2 . Convertible Risk. 7.1.3 . Default Risk. By. Cheng Few Lee. Joseph . Finnerty. John Lee. Alice C Lee. Donald . Wort. Chapter Outline. 9.1 A GRAPHICAL APPROACH TO THE DERIVATION OF THE CAPM. 9.1.1 The Lending, Borrowing, and Market Portfolios. By. Cheng Few Lee. Joseph . Finnerty. John Lee. Alice C Lee. Donald . Wort. Chapter . Outline. 7.1 RISK . CLASSIFICATION AND MEASUREMENT. 7.1.1 . Call Risk. 7.1.2 . Convertible Risk. 7.1.3 . Default Risk. , Gonzalez, Moore. , Siegert, . Tansey, . & Wyatt. 1. Overview. Expected . and Realized Rate of . Return. Stand-Alone Risk and Return . Portfolio . Risk and . Return. The . Calculation of . Beta. , Gonzalez, Moore. , Siegert, . Tansey, . & Wyatt. 1. Overview. Expected . and Realized Rate of . Return. Stand-Alone Risk and Return . Portfolio . Risk and . Return. The . Calculation of . Beta. Careers in Finance. Corporate finance. Investment, Money Management. Banking (commercial banking, investment banking). Insurance. Real estate finance. International finance. Derivatives (e.g., futures, options, swaps, etc). Module 5.4. Equilibrium risk pricing. Modules 2 and 3 largely followed the work of Markowitz.. Module 4 follows the work of Sharpe. . Sharpe was going after a “holy grail” of finance. He was trying to figure out how to identify over-priced and .