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An investigation of a portfolio-loss under the CAPM

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  • V. Reznik
  • U. Spreitzer
Abstract
We consider a portfolio built according to the Capital Market Line of the Capital-Asset-Pricing Model. The universe of asset classes include marketable shares and bonds only. We investigate losses that emerge when the rate of return of the portfolio is lower than that required to fulfil a defined obligation. We will classify these losses and calculate upper limits for them.

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  • V. Reznik & U. Spreitzer, 2004. "An investigation of a portfolio-loss under the CAPM," Finance 0402013, University Library of Munich, Germany.
    • Handle: RePEc:wpa:wuwpfi:0402013
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    portfolio CAPM loss;

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    • G - Financial Economics

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