Assume that last year, T-bills and the market yielded 2% and 10% respectively. Bill earned 10% on a portfolio with a beta of 0.9, while Mary earned 12% on a portfolio with a beta of 1.5. Their respective Treynor scores were.
8.89 and 6.67 |
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9 and 10.5 |
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9.1 and 12 |
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8.7 and 12.1. |
Mary beat the market on a risk adjusted basis.
TRUE |
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FALSE. |
Bill beat the market on a risk adjusted basis.
TRUE |
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FALSE. |
1.
Treynor Ratio = (rp - rf)/Beta
Treynor Ratio of Bill = (10 - 2)/0.90
Treynor Ratio of Bill = 8.89
Treynor Ratio of Mary = (12 - 2)/1.50
Treynor Ratio of Mary = 6.67
2.
Treynor Ratio of Market Portfolio = (10 - 2)/1
Treynor Ratio of Market Portfolio = 8
Mary beat the market on a risk adjusted basis.
False
Explanation:
Treynor Ratio for Mary is 6.67 and for Market Portfolio is 8, so Mary's portfolio has lower risk adjusted return.
Bill beat the market on a risk adjusted basis.
True
Explanation:
Treynor Ratio for Bill is 8.89 and for Market Portfolio is 8, so Bill's portfolio has higher risk adjusted return.
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