Details provided as per the question are summarised below.
Answers to the respective questions are as follows,
1.
EXPECTED RETURN
The expected return is calculated by using the below formula
Where R1, R2, R3 are the Rate of returns of the Asset A in different scenarios
P1, P2, P3 are the Probabilities of generating that return
Expected Return = (0.1*0.1) + (0.13*0.2) + (0.16*0.7)
= 0.1480 i.e. 14.80%
So, Expected Return is equal to 14.80%
2.
STANDARD DEVIATION
The Standard Deviation is calculated as per the below formula
where Pn represents the probabilities in different stages,
Rn represents the Returns of the Asset A in different stages, and
ER represents the Expected Return of the Asset A as calculated in part 1 of the question
= 0.0199 i.e. 1.99%
3.
COEFFICIENT OF VARIATION
The formula for calculating the coefficient of variation is as below
COV = (Standard Deviation of Asset / Expected Return of Asset)
COV = (0.0199 / 0.148) = 0.1345
So, the value of COV is 0.1345
4.
RANGE OF RETURNS
For calculating the Range of returns we first assume that the returns are following the Normal Distribution.
After this assumption, we proceed with the calculations
68%
For 68% confidence interval the values fall between the 1SD of the mean, i.e. (-1SD <= X <= 1SD)
So, 68% Confidence Interval = (Expected Asset Return) +/- (1* SD of Asset)
= 14.80 +/- 1.99%
= 12.81% to 16.79%
So with 68% confidence, the Asset A returns will range from 12.81% to 16.79%
95%
For 95% confidence interval the values fall between the 1.96SD of the mean, i.e. (-1.96SD <= X <= 1.96SD)
So, 95% Confidence Interval = (Expected Asset Return) +/- (1.96* SD of Asset)
= 14.80 +/- (1.96*1.99%)
= 10.90% to 18.70%
So with 95% confidence, the Asset A returns will range from 10.90% to 18.70%
99%
For 99% confidence interval the values fall between the 2.58SD of the mean, i.e. (-2.58SD <= X <= 2.58SD)
So, 99% Confidence Interval = (Expected Asset Return) +/- (2.58* SD of Asset)
= 14.80 +/- (2.58*1.99%)
= 9.67% to 19.93%
So with 99% confidence, the Asset A returns will range from 9.67% to 19.93%
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