Checkpoint 3 (Alts, Portfolio Management)

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Commodity Basis

Spot - Future

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Commodity Calendar Spread

Futures Price of nearer maturity - Future of more distant

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Futures Price Commodity

Spot + Storage Cost - Convenience yield

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Roll Return

$ of expiring futures - $ new futures contract / $ expiring futures contract

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Total Return Commodity

Collateral Return + Price Return + Roll Return

  • Collateral return = interest on the T-bills

  • Price return = change in the spot price

  • Roll return = the part of the futures return that comes from the futures price converging to spot (positive in backwardation, negative in contango)


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Net Operating Income (NOI)

Rental Income + Other Income - vacancy/collection loss - operating expense

  • Rental Income @ full capacity

  • Effective Gross Income

    • Rental Income + Other Income - vacancy/collection


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Debt Service Coverage Ratio

NOI/Debt Service

  • Debt Service

    • interest + principal


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Loan to Value

loan amount / appraised value

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max loan amount

LOWEST OF DSCR & LTV

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Equity Dividend Rate

First year CF / Equity

  • First year CF = NOI - debt service


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After Tax Return (ROE)

(NOI - Interest - taxes) / equity investments

  • taxes = t * ( NOI - DepN - Interest)


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Income approach

NOI / Cap Rate

NPV(NOI) + PV(TV)

  • cap rate

    • dr - g

    • direct cap


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Appraised Based Index Return

BASED OF PROFESSIONAL VALUATIONS

  • (NOI - CAPEX + (END MV - BEG MV)) / BEG MV


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Appraisal lag Return

HISTORICAL DATA INPUTS - UNSMOOTH THE LAG

Appraisal lag can be mitigated by unsmoothing the data. To unsmooth an index, a modified autoregressive model can be applied:

R*t = αRt + (1 – α) R*t–1

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REITS requirement in RE and 5/50 rule

  • 75% in RE

  • no fewer than 5 can hold 50%


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Cap Rate

NOI comps / Transaction Price comps

  • NOI comps

    • subtract out noncash rent

    • turns into true cash figure

income yield on a property, ignoring leverage and financing

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Funds From Operations FFO

Accounting net earnings + DepN/AmortN/Writeoffs/Impairments - G/L

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AFFO

FFO - noncash S/L rent adj - recurring maintenance capex & leasing commission

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NAV

Value of operating real estate + Cash and accounts receivable − Debt and other

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Inter-Temporal Rate of Substitution

High = Save

Low = Spend

<p>High = Save</p><p>Low = Spend</p>
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Risk Free Rate from Utility

(1/E(m1)) - 1

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Price of asset with ITRS and rf

Cov() = risk premium

<p>Cov() = risk premium</p>
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Interest rate short and long term

Rshort = R + inflation

RLong = R + inflation + theta

  • theta = uncertainty about inflation


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Taylor’s Rule

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Break Even Inflation Rate

  • Yield on non-inflation index bond - yield on inflation index bond

  • inflation + theta


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Required Rate of Return for Credit Risky Bond

Discount Rate for Equities

discount rate for commercial real estate

  • R + π + θ + γ

    • γ = additional risk premium for credit risk = credit spread

  • discount rate for equity = R + π + θ + γ + κ

    • κ = additional risk premium relative to risky debt for an investment in equities

    • λ = equity risk premium = γ + κ

  • discount rate for commercial real estate = R + π + θ + γ + κ + φ

    • κ = risk premium for uncertainty about terminal value of property (similar to the equity risk premium)

    • φ = risk premium for illiquidity


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Active Return /w Active Weights

  • Active Return

    • E(RA) = E(RP) − E(RB)

  • Active Weight

    • E(RA) = ΣΔwiE(Ri)

      • Δwi = active weight of security i = wPi  ​− ​wBi


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Active Return Decomposition

Return in Benchmark + Active Return in Portfolio

<p>Return in Benchmark + Active Return in Portfolio</p>
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Risk Adjusted Active Return (alpha)

Rp - β * Rb

  • R_P is the portfolio's return.

  • R_B is the benchmark's return.

  • β is the portfolio's beta relative to the benchmark


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Sharpe and Information Ratio

SR = Rp - Rf / stdp


market neutral funds SR = IR

<p>SR = Rp - Rf / stdp</p><p></p><p>market neutral funds SR = IR</p>
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Optimal Active Risk

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SR w/ optimal active risk & Portfolio total risk


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Information Coefficient

Corr(forecasted, realized returns)

  • measurement of skill

IC

Meaning

+1

Perfect forecasting skill

0

No skill (forecasts unrelated to outcomes)

−1

Forecasts perfectly wrong (consistently backwards)


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Transfer Coefficient

Corr(Active Weight, Optimal Weight)

  • For an unconstrained active portfolio, the active weights will be equal to the optimal weights and TC = 1.

  • For a constrained portfolio (e.g., constraints on short positions or active risk), TC may be less than 1.


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Breath (BR)

number of independent active bets each year

  • if a manager takes active positions in 10 securities each month, then BR = 10 × 12 = 120.


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Grinold Rule

μᵢ = IC × σᵢ × Sᵢ

IC = skill, σᵢ = risk, Sᵢ = score of security (standardized, variance of 1)




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Expected active return

E(R_A) = Σ Δwᵢ μᵢ

Sum of weight differences × expected alphas

E(R_A) = TC × IC × √BR × σ_A

IR × σ_A


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Optimal information ratio (unconstrained + constrained)

IR* = IC × √BR

Unconstrained portfolio

IR = TC × IC × √BR

TC = transfer coefficient


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Optimal expected active return (unconstrained)

E(R_A)* = IC × √BR × σ_A

IR* × σ_A


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Optimal active risk (constrained portfolio)

σ_A* = TC × (IR*/SR_B) × σ_B

IR* = unconstrained IR; SR_B = benchmark Sharpe ratio




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Sharpe ratio of constrained portfolio

SR_PC = √(SR_B² + TC² × IR*²)

Benchmark Sharpe squared plus TC² × IR*²


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Expected return given IC, and TC

Expected active return given IC

E(R_A | IC) = TC × IC × √BR × σ_A

Same as the constrained expected active return from the first table

TC²

TC² = share of active return from skill

Fraction of active return explained by the forecasts

Noise

1 − TC² = noise

Fraction of active return unrelated to skill


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IC from market timing

IC = 2(% correct) − 1

If correct 50% of the time, IC = 0


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Std. dev. of return differences (R_x − R_y)

σC=σx2−2 σx σy rx,y+σy2\sigma_{C} = \sqrt{\sigma_{x}^{2} - 2\,\sigma_{x}\,\sigma_{y}\,r_{x,y} + \sigma_{y}^{2}}

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Active annualized risk and return


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Tilts

Risk Budget Active / Full Active Risk

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breadth adjustment for correlated decisions


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maximum spread

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Total Cost / Round Trip trading cost

total cost = round-trip trading cost + management fees

round-trip trading cost = round-trip commission + spread


spread = bid ask spread

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APT Equation

E(RP) = RF + βP,1(λ1) + βP,2(λ2) + ... + βP,k(λk)

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Macro 2 Factor Bond returns

Ri = E(Ri) + bi1FGDP + bi2FQS + εi

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Fundamental Equity Model

Ri = ai + bi1FP/E + bi2FSIZE + εi

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Active Return

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Active Risk / TE

Active risk = tracking error = σ(RP – RB)

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active risk squared

active factor risk + active specific risk

<p><span>active factor risk + active specific risk</span></p>
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Cahart Model

E(R) = RF + β1RMRF + β2SMB + β3HML + β4WML

where:   

  • E(R) = expected return      

  • RF = risk-free rate of return

  • RMRF = return on value-weighted equity index − the risk-free rate   

  • SMB = average return on small cap stocks − average return on large cap stocks   

  • HML = average return on high book-to-market stocks − average return on low book-to-market stocks  

  • WML = average returns on past winners − average returns on past losers


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Portfolio std


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VaR

[E(r ) - alpha *(port std)](-1)

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annualized mean/ std

mean * n

std * sqrt(n)


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change in call price

ΔV≈delta ΔP+12 gamma (ΔP)2+vega Δσ\Delta V \approx \text{delta}\,\Delta P + \frac{1}{2}\,\text{gamma}\,(\Delta P)^{2} + \text{vega}\,\Delta\sigma