CAPM formula
Beta Calculation
covariance of asset j with market divided by variance of the market
What does the Security Market line (SML) plot?
expected return vs beta (systematic risk)
SML
line on the CAPM (plots expected return vs beta)
plotting: risk free rate, market portfolio, assets
APT single-factor model
slope of SML
expected return in the market - risk free rate
(the market risk premium)
APT two-factor model
Key difference between CAPM and APT
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Assumptions of CAPM & MF
risk premium
APT-in equilibrium and CAPM (1 factor case)
beta of M and beta of the Risk Free Rate
M - beta is 1 (market is unit sensitive to itself)
Rf - beta is zero (risk free)
compare & contrast sigma vs beta
sigma:
-total risk
- broader
- variability in returns around expected value (std deviation)
- zero or positive
- not compensated by market
- non linear combinations
beta:
- systematic risk
- narrower
- sensitivity of returns to changes in return on market portfolio
- covariance of returns between share and market portfolio divided by variance of returns on market portfolio
- zero/positive or negative range
- compensated by market
- linear combinations
levels of beta
> 1 = sensitive to market/similar
1 = of unit sensitivity to the market
0< x <1 = low sensitivity to market
negative = hedge for the market
Van Zijl extension of CAPM
2 equations!
zero beta CAPM
assumptions of APT
APT vs CAPM
dynamic vs equilibrium
assumption = APT 2 vs CAPM = 8 none true
factors: APT = any number vs CAPM = one asset specific factor
variance of returns, M
covariance of returns A with M
covariance of returns B with M
characteristic line
beta is the slope
diversification