requires knowledge of asset pricing models such as CAPM, FF 2 and 3 factor model, 4 factor model

requires knowledge of asset pricing models such as CAPM, FF 2 and 3 factor model, 4 factor model by carhart(97). I need the matlab codes for how things are calculated and also and analysis of the results.Document Preview:IB9CJ Asset Pricing (PhD) Data: From Kenneth Frenchs web site, mba.tuck.dartmouth.edu/pages/faculty/ken.french/datalibrary.html, download monthly data on Fama-French (FF) factors,Momentum factor,25 (5 ? 5) portfolios formed on size and book-to-market (BM), and30 Industry portfolios. Separate the 100 most recent observations in the time series and designate these for out-of-sample analysis. For the in-sample data, select observations from 1980:01 until the month preceding the beginning of the out-of-sample period. To conduct the numerical analysis, you have to use matlab. Q1: Efficient Portfolios. 1.1. Using in-sample data, estimate the VCV matrix for the industry portfolios. Based on this, construct the efficient frontier. Explicitly describe the two portfolios that span the frontier (as in the two-fund separation theorem). 1.2. From the in-sample factor data, extract an appropriate value to be used as the risk-free rate out-of-sample, and explain your choice. With this, construct the tangency portfolio, and discuss its (in-sample) properties. 1.3. From the in-sample factor data, extract the returns on the market portfolio. Estimate its expected return and volatility. Is the market portfolio efficient? Discuss your findings, in particular in the context of the CAPM. 1.4. Produce a plot, showing the in-sample characteristics of the assets, the frontier, and the all of the portfolios constructed in 1.11.3 above. 1.5. Track the returns of the portfolios considered above through the out-of-sample period. Using measures of your choosing (explain the rationale of your choice), assess and discuss the performance of these portfolios out-of-sample. Q2: Factor Models Note: This question may appear longer than Q1. However, you will find that some of the methodology (and even results) that you will have developed for Q1 can be re-cycled here. 2.1. Using in-sample data, estimate the betas of the size-BM portfolios Attachments: IB9CJ-Asset-P.docx

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