Capital asset pricing model (part b) – ACCA Financial Management (FM)
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One of the assumptions of CAPM is debt is risk free. But QN 25 on your mock it says CAPM debt does not assume debt is risk free (although we do normally assume it is risk free when using asset beta formula).
Please explain
From kaplan text “unrestricted borrowing or lending at the risk-free rate of interest”
I really appreciate your response to my doubt sir.
Thank you
You are welcome 🙂
Hello Sir
I’ve been going through questions in the revision kit and in CAPM formula the risk free return is not being deducted from market risk in the formula.
As a result I’m not sure as to which answers are correct.
Please help me with this issue.
It is almost certainly because the questions you refer to give the market premium. The market premium is the market return less the risk free rate, so we do not subtract the risk free rate again 🙂
I do mention this in my free lectures.
I really appreciate your response to my doubt sir.
Thank you
You are welcome 🙂
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Hi Sir, how does this differ from the required rate of return formula we learned from previous chapter? Is that formula risk free?
Not at all.
The MV is the PV of the future expected dividends discounted at the shareholders required return. If we know the MV and the expected future dividends then we can calculate what the current required rate of return is, which is what the previous formula does.It does not tell us why. shareholders are requiring that level of return.
The required return depends on the level of risk, and if we know the level of risk then the CAPM formula calculates the return that shareholders should be requiring.
Dear Sir,
First of all, Thank you very much for the great work you are doing for the community.
Sir i have a question that you said that systematic risk affect all the business. My question is how a small firm of accountants that only works locally is affected by systematic risk (or general economic factors like changes in level of inflation or changes in exchange rate).
Thank you Very Much Sir
Hello, first of all, thank You for the great lectures!
I though I would share – I completed the chapter and did straight away the question part and I missed 3 out of 5 examples due to term “equity risk premium”. Now I of course found it and will remember but perhaps some comments can be added when/if doing the next update on either video lectures or lecture-notes.
Thank You!
Hello Sir,
Sir in this situation (CAPM part b), Does calculation of market return and risk free rate is also out syllabus of FM?
is also out of syllabus of FM*