You want to construct a investment portfolio consisting of $400,000 in Treasury Bills yielding 3% and $600,000 in a Market Portfolio with an expected market return of 10%.
a) What is the market risk premium?
b) What is the portfolio’s risk premium?
HI
Market risk premium is the difference between market return and risk free rate
Here risk free rate = T bill rate = 3%
market return = 10%
So a) market risk premium = 10- 3 = 7%
b) Portfolio risk premium is the difference between portfolio return and risk free rate
Here Portfolio return = 400,000/(400,000+600,000)*3% + 600,000/(400,000+600,000)*10%
= 0.4*3% + 0.6*10%
=1.2 + 6 = 7.2%
So Portfolio risk premium = 7.2 - 3 = 4.2%
Thanks
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