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1.

Q: YIELD (TREASURY BILLS)

Y = Selling Price – Purchase Price


x 365/n
Purchase Price

2. Q: YIELD DISCOUNT

Yd = Par – Purchase Price


x 360/n
Par

3. Q: YIELD (COMMERCIAL PAPER)

Y = Face Value – Purchase Price


x 360/n
Purchase Price

4. Q: REPO

Repo Principal = Securities Market Value x (1-Haircut)

*For haircut, convert the basis point given into decimal places. Example, 25 basis
points is equals to 0.0025. How? 25 = 0.25% = 0.0025.

Securities Market Value = PAR x (1-discount rate x n/360)

Repurchase Price = Repo Principal x (1 + (yield x time/360)

5. Q: Required Rate of Return

rt = Ct + Pt + Pt-1

Pt-1
(Use this formula pag rate hinahanap. Pag value yung hinahanap, tanggalin na yung pt-1 sa baba. Wag idivide.)

6. Q: STANDARD DEVIATION (SINGLE ASSET) – Table Form, the easiest approach

Asset A Return Weighted Average Difference Squared Probability (d)(e)


a b (a-b) (c^2) e g
c d
1 13% 15% -2% 0.04% 0.25 0.01%
2 15% 15% 0% 0.00% 0.50 0.00%
3 17% 15% 2% 0.04% 0.25 0.01%
Total: 0.02%
Square Root
(0.02%) = 1.41%

Asset B Return Weighted Average Difference Squared Probability (d)(e)


a b (a-b) (c^2) e g
c d
1 7% 15% -8% 0.64% 0.25 0.16%
2 15% 15% 0% 0.00% 0.50 0.00%
3 23% 15% 8% 0.64% 0.25 0.16%
Total: 0.32%
Square Root
(0.32%) = 5.66%

REMEMBER: The higher the standard deviation, the greater the risk.
Probability and Weighted Average (b and e on table):

Asset A

Possible Outcomes Probability Return Weighted Value


a b (a)(b)
Pessimistic 0.25 13% 3%
Most Likely 0.50 15% 8%
Optimistic 0.25 17% 4%
Total: 1.00 15%
Asset B

Possible Outcomes Probability Return Weighted Value


a b (a)(b)
Pessimistic 0.25 7% 2%
Most Likely 0.50 15% 8%
Optimistic 0.25 23% 6%
Total: 1.00 15%

7. Q: WHICH INVESTMENT IS BETTER? (CV)

CV = Standard Deviation

Weighted Value (rate)

Asset A = 0.09

Asset B = 0.38

Asset B investment is better.

8. Q: STANDARD DEVIATION USING HISTORICAL DATA – Table Form

Year Return Weighted Average Difference Squared


a b (a-b) (c^2)
c d
2010 14.29% 10.48% 3.81% 0.14%
2011 4.11% 10.48% -6.37% 0.41%
2012 13.04% 10.48% 2.56% 0.07%
Total: 0.62%

Square Root: 5.55%

Weighted Average:

[(14.29+4.11+13.04)/3] = 10.48%

9. STANDARD DEVIATION (PORTFOLIO)


10. CORRELATION
(for 9 & 10, refer sa uploaded materials ni ma’am entitled “correlation” and “portfolio”.

11. CAPM & SML

Step 1: Solve the Market Risk Premium.

Ex: 10% (Market return rate) - 5% (Risk-free rate) = 5%

Step 2: Find the Asset Risk Premium.

Ex: 5% (Risk-free rate) x 1.25 (beta) = 0.0625


Step 3: Compute the Required Return on Asset.

Ex: 0.0625 (ARP) x 100 (to make it a percent) = 6.25%

6.25% + 5% (Risk-free rate) = 11.25%

With Inflation: ex: 5%


(If Required Return on Asset lang hinahanap, just add the RRA computed + inflation rate. If hindi lang RRA
hinahanap, use the new given below and solve step by step.)

Effect of inflation; same example to the previous problem

Risk-free rate = 5% + 5% = 10%

Market Return rate = 10% + 5% = 15%

Beta = 1.25

With risk aversion: ex: 2%

(Market Return Rate lang naaapektuhan)

Effect of risk aversion; same example to the previous problem

Risk-free rate = 5%

Market Return rate = 10% + 2% = 12%

Beta = 1.25

Computation:

Step 1: 12% - 5% = 7%

Step 2: 7% x 1.25 = 0.0875

Step 3: 0.0875 x 100 = 8.75% + 5% = 13.75%

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