Expected return
Standard deviation
Er
Stock fund (s) 19 % 48
%
Bond fund(B) 9 % 42
%
T=bills rate (Rf) = 5.8
%
Correlation between stock and bond fund = 0.18
Covariance (CoV SB) = r * σS * σB
0.18*48*42=
362.880
Weight of stock A as per Optimal Risky portfolio
formula= ( ( Er S - Rf) * σB^2 - ( (Er B - Rf) * Cov SB )) / ((Er S
- Rf)*σB^2 + ((Er B - Rf) * σS^2 )- ((Er S - Rf +ErB-Rf)* Cov SB
))
(((19-5.8) * (42)^2 )- ((9-5.8) * 362.880))/ (((19-5.8) * (42)^2)+
( (9-5.8) * (48)^2)- ((19-5.8+9-5.8) * 362.880))
22123.584
/ 24706.368
So, weight of S =
89.55%
weight of B =
10.45%
Expected return = (weight of S * Expected return of S) + (Weight of
B * Expected retun of B)
(89.55%*19%)+(10.45%*9%)
17.9546 %
expected retun of risky portolio is
17.9546
%
Standard deviation formula
(σp) = ( (wS * σS ) ^2 + (wB * σB ) ^2 + (2 * wB* wS*σB
*σS* rSB) )^(1/2)
=
((89.55%*48%)^2+(10.45%*42%)^2+(2*89.55%*10.45%*48%*42%*0.18))^(1/2)
= 43.9850 %
Standard deviation of risky portfolio is
43.9850 %
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