A mutual fund has earned annual returns of 11%, -5% and 27% over the past three years. If the average risk-free rate during that time was 2% per year, what was this fund's Sharpe Ratio during that time period?
a) 0.47 b) 0.51 c) 0.53 d) 0.56 e) 0.58
Average Return = Sum of returns / Number of Periods
= (11%-5%+27%)/3
= 11%
Probable Return | Deviation ( Probable Return- Expected Return) | Deviation Squared |
11 | - .0 | 0 |
-5 | -16.000 | 256 |
27 | 16.000 | 256 |
Deviation Squared Total | 512 |
standard deviation = [Sum of Deviation Squared / (Number of Periods -1)]^(1/2)
= [512/(3-1)]^(1/2)
= 16%
Sharpe Ratio = (Average Return - risk free rate) / Standard Deviation
= (11%-2%)/16%
= 0.56
Answer = d) 0.56
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