Ch 6 · Portfolio Management — CA Final AFM
5 levels · 54 questions · free
How to play
Mixed questions from this chapter — fill the missing term, sort into the right box, match the pairs, order the steps, or catch the formula that is wrong.
What this drills
One distinction runs through the whole chapter — total risk versus systematic risk. Sharpe and the CML use σ; Treynor, Jensen, CAPM and the SML use β. Swap them and the answer is gone.
- ✓Portfolio risk, return and diversification
- ✓Markowitz, the efficient frontier and minimum variance
- ✓CAPM, SML, CML and Arbitrage Pricing Theory
- ✓Sharpe, Treynor, Jensen and rebalancing strategies
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What is the difference between Sharpe and Treynor?+
The denominator. Sharpe divides excess return by TOTAL risk (σ); Treynor divides it by SYSTEMATIC risk (β). Use Sharpe when the portfolio is someone's whole wealth, Treynor when it is one part of a wider diversified holding.
Which rebalancing strategy protects a floor value?+
Constant Proportion Portfolio Insurance. Target investment in shares = multiplier × (portfolio value − floor value), with the multiplier greater than 1.