Consider an environment of 40 individual risky securities and one risk free asset. One investor is selecting between the Markowitz mean-variance frontier framework and the index model in the portfolio analysis. (a) How many parameters are used as the input to construct the mean-variance frontier? (b) How many inputs are used for the index model?
Consider an environment of 40 individual risky securities and one risk free asset. One investor is selecting between the Markowitz mean-variance frontier framework and the index model in the portfolio analysis. (a) How many parameters are used as the input to construct the mean-variance frontier? (b) How many inputs are used for the index model?
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1. Consider an environment of 40 individual risky securities and one risk free asset. One investor
is selecting between the Markowitz mean-variance frontier framework and the index model in
the portfolio analysis.
(a) How many parameters are used as the input to construct the mean-variance frontier?
(b) How many inputs are used for the index model?
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