Risk premium is Return of market - Risk free rate (R0)
Expected return of Y is 10% more than Expected Return of
X.
Rm-R0 = Dffference in Expected return of two stocks/Differnce in
betas
Rm - 5% = (10%)/(2.0-1.5)
Rm - 5%=(10%)/(2-1.5) 20.00%
Rm = 20%+5% = 25.00%
Expected return of Portfolio as per Capm = R0 +
Bp*(Rm-R0)
Beta of portfolio is 0.7
So expected Return of portfolio = 5% + (0.7*(25%-5%))
19.00%
So Expected Return of this portfolio is
19.00%
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