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Case Study #2 Answers
Steve’s risk-adjusted return analysis shows the following:
XYZ Fund Market Average return 12% 10% Beta 1.2 1.0 Standard deviation 26% 24%
Sharpe = (rp – rf )/ sd
Fund (12– 4)/26 = .31
Market (10– 4)/24 = .25
Jensen = rp – [rf + ßp (rm – rf)]
Fund alpha = 12 – [4 + 1.2 (10– 4) ]= 0.8%
Market alpha = 0
Treynor = (rp – rf )/ ßp
Fund (12– 4)/1.2 = 6.7
Market (10– 4)/1.0 = 6.0
Because each of the fund ratios was higher than the market ratios, Steve’s XYZ fund outperformed the market in terms of the Jensen, Treynor, and Sharpe measures.