Your portfolio returned 10.1% last year, with a beta equal to 2.1. The market return was 7.5%, and the risk-free rate 3.2 %. Did you earn more or less than the required rate of return on your portfolio? (Use Jensen's measure.)
The Jensen's measure for your portfolio is _%.
Calculation of Jensen's measure (alpha) for yout portfolio:
Formular:
Alpha = Return of Portfolio - [ Risk free rate + beta x (Market return - Risk free rate)]
= 10.1% - [ 3.20% + 2.1 x (7.5% - 3.2%)]
= 10.1% - [3.20% + 9.03% ]
= 10.10% - 12.23%
= - 2.13%
So, from the above calculation it can be seen that you earned less than the required rate of return on your portfolio.
Note:
1) [ Risk free rate + beta x (Market return - Risk free rate)] = Required rate of return
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