An investor whose portfolio lies to the right of the market portfolio on the capital market line (CML) has most likely:
A. loaned some funds at the risk-free rate and invested the
remaining funds in the market portfolio.
B. borrowed funds at the risk-free rate and invested all available
funds in the market portfolio.
C. invested all available funds in the risk-free asset.
D. invested all available funds in the market portfolio.
Option B is correct
An investor whose portfolio lies to the right of the market portfolio on the capital market line (CML) has most likely borrowed funds at the risk-free rate and invested all available funds in the market portfolio.
The portfolio that lies to the right of the market portfolio on the CML represents a riskier portfolio than the market portfolio. To create such a portfolio the investor must borrow money to invest.
Option A is incorrect because investor must borrow money, not lend
Option C is incorrect because investing all available funds in the risk-free asset results in a portfolio that lies on the left side of the CML
Option D is incorrect because invested all available funds in the market portfolio results in a portfolio that lies on the market portfolio not to the extreme right
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