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Can somebody help me understand what I need to look for in questions to determine if it’s referring to Treynor, Jensen, or Sharpe? I have absolutely no idea what any of these concepts are…
It was time for an investment advisor to meet with one of her major clients for the annual review of his portfolio. She knew that the investor would be very interested in the performance of his portfolio in the turbulent and volatile market that had existed for the past 12 months. She reviewed the client’s file and saw that he had indicated that he expected his portfolio would provide him with a risk-adjusted return that provided a high portfolio return per unit of risk. She picked up the phone and called one of the firm’s analysts and asked him to complete an analysis of the ________ for the portfolio.
A.
Treynor index
B.
Jensen measure
C.
fair market value
D.
Sharpe measure
Answer is A.
“The Sharpe measure of portfolio risk provides information similar to that of the Treynor index, except that the risk measure is the standard deviation of the portfolio rather than beta. The Jensen measure of portfolio risk measures the absolute value of performance of a portfolio on a risk-adjusted basis.”
This is the explanation for the answer, and it means absolutely nothing to me in terms of how to differentiate the three, short of knowing which formula goes with which.
AUD 93 Jan 16
BEC 83 Feb 16
FAR 83 Apr 16
REG 84 May 1699% Ninja MCQ only
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