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The State of South CarolinaInvestment Analysis and Portfolio Management

FIN 3102 [C6] Group 1 Presenters: Alastiar Lee, Goh Sau Liang, Laura Nickles, Olivia Heng, Ronald

Goh, Serena Huang

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Case Study: Overview1. Background

2. Analysis of Exhibit 1

3. Examining the risk and return of 30 Dow Stocks

4. Forming portfolios of various stocks in the Dow 30

5. Country bond and stock data analysis

6. Forming portfolios of various countries

7. Implications and Recommendations

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BACKGROUND

• “South Carolina was the only state in the nation to disallow equity investments for its pension

funds.”

Allows up to 40% to be invested in

equities

Exclusively on U.S. Government

and Corporate Bonds

New Investment Policy

Old Investment Policy

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•Higher Risk•Time Consuming•Long Recovery Time

•Possibility of Higher Returns•Risk Diversifications•Flexibility

Investing in the Stock Market

WHY AND WHY NOT?

PROS

CONS

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2. Analysis of Exhibit 1

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REAL RATES OF RETURN

• Adjustment for inflation

• Fisher’s Equation:

• Better reflects the percentage change in buying power

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ARITHMETIC MEANS RETURN

• The average of the sum of the returns

• Tells us the return in an average year over a particular period

• Arithmetic return for T-bills = 0.94%

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GEOMETRIC MEANS RETURN

• Calculated by:

• Tells us what one actually earns per year on average, compounded annually

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MEANS & STANDARD DEVIATION OF ASSETS

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RISK & RETURN RELATION FOR STOCKS & BONDS

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RISK & RETURN RELATION

• Standard deviation is a measure of volatility

• There is a reward for bearing risk

• The greater the risk premium, the higher the risk

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3. Examining risk & return of: DOW 30 stocks

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Least Desirab

le

Most Desirab

le

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COMPARIS

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4. Forming portfolios of various stocks of the DOW 30

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2-stock portfolio: Exxon & General Electric

Exxon General Electric

Arithmetic Mean

0.014461 0.020775

Standard Deviation

0.0036858 0.055978Covariance (Exxon/GE)

0.000841

Correlation (Exxon/GE)

0.407683

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2-stock portfolio: Exxon & GEExxon

General Electric

Arithmetic Mean

1.4461% 2.0775%

Std Dev 3.6858% 5.5978%

Covariance (Exxon/GE)

0.000841

Correlation (Exxon/GE)

0.407683

Proportion of Exxon

Portfolio Mean Portfolio Variance Portfolio Std Dev

0% 2.0775% 31.3353% 5.5978%

10% 2.0143% 25.5982% 5.0515%

20% 1.9512% 20.5982% 4.5385%

30% 1.8880% 16.5773% 4.0715%

40% 1.8249% 13.4547% 3.6681%

50% 1.7618% 11.2305% 3.3512%

60% 1.6986% 9.9047% 3.1472%

70% 1.6355% 9.4772% 3.0785%

80% 1.5724% 9.9481% 3.1541%

905 1.5092% 11.3174% 3.3641%

100% 1.4461% 13.5850% 3.6858%

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2-stock portfolio: Exxon & GE

Minimum Portfolio Variance - Exxon/GE Stocks

Proportion of Exxon

Proportion of GE

Portfolio Mean

Portfolio Variance

Portfolio Std Dev

69.7582% 30.2418% 1.6370% 9.4769% 3.0785%

*Value is obtained by constraining proportions invested in Exxon/GE to be bigger or equal to 0, to ensure that all weights are non-negative values

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2-stock portfolio: GE & GMGeneral Electric

General Motors

Arithmetic Mean

2.0775% 1.0765%

Std Dev 5.5978% 7.6217%

Covariance (GE/GM)

0.01076

Correlation (GE/GM)

0.07621

Proportion of GE

Portfolio Mean Portfolio Variance Portfolio Std Dev

0% 1.0765% 58.0902% 7.6217%

10% 1.1766% 47.36675 6.8823%

20% 1.2767% 38.4316% 6.1993%

30% 1.3768% 31.2850% 5.5933%

40% 1.4769% 25.9268% 5.0918%

50% 1.5770% 22.3571% 4.7283%

60% 1.6771% 20.5758% 4.5361%

70% 1.7772% 20.5830% 4.5369%

80% 1.8773% 22.3786% 4.7306%

905 1.9774% 25.9627% 5.0954%

100% 2.0775% 31.3353% 5.5978%

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2-stock portfolio: GE & GM

Minimum Portfolio Variance - Exxon/GE Stocks

Proportion of GEProportion of

GMPortfolio

MeanPortfolio Variance

Portfolio Std Dev

64.9598% 35.0402% 1.7267% 20.3559% 4.5118%

*Value is obtained by constraining proportions invested in Exxon/GE to be bigger or equal to 0, to ensure that all weights are non-negative values

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PORTFOLIO CALCULATIONS

• 2 Asset Portfolio:

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PORTFOLIO CALCULATIONS

• 5 Asset Portfolio:

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PORTFOLIO CALCULATIONS

• 10 Asset Portfolio:

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PORTFOLIO CALCULATIONS

• 30 Asset Portfolio:

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COMPARING

PORTFOLIOSNo. of Stocks in Portfolio

Mean Return Std Dev (SD)Average Std Dev (Avg.

SD)

Difference (SD - Avg.

SD)

1 2.0775% 5.598% - -

5 1.0900% 4.3100% 10.4390% 6.1290%

10 1.2990% 4.1320% 11.3960% 7.2640%

30 1.4290% 3.8160% 7.3110% 3.4950%

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Country bond & stock analysis

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Country Stock AnalysisHighest Return

Lowest Return

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Country Stock AnalysisHighest CV

Lowest CV

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Country Bond AnalysisHighest Return

Lowest Return

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Country Bond AnalysisHighest CV

Lowest CV

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COUNTR STOCK VS LONG-TERM U.S. DATA

Highest Return

Lowest Return

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COUNTRY STOCK VS LONG-TERM U.S. DATA

Lowest CV

Highest CV

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COUNTRY STOCK VS LONG-TERM U.S. DATA

Highest Return

Lowest Return

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COUNTRY STOCK VS LONG-TERM U.S. DATA

Lowest CV

Highest CV

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STOCKS V.S. BONDS

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6. Forming portfolios of various countries

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Germany & Netherlands

Average Standard Deviation = 0.23900

GermanyNetherlan

dsPortfolio

Mean 0.17072 0.20940 0.19006

Std. Dev 0.27074 0.20233 0.22727

Stock Portfolio:

Bond Portfolio:

GermanyNetherlan

dsPortfolio

Mean 0.8997 0.10054 0.09525

Std. Dev 0.08596 0.08493 0.08430Average Standard Deviation =

0.08545

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Germany & Japan

Average Standard Deviation = 0.24804

Germany Japan Portfolio

Mean 0.17072 0.09381 0.13227

Std. Dev 0.27074 0.22304 0.19585

Stock Portfolio:

Bond Portfolio:

Germany Japan Portfolio

Mean 0.8997 0.08700 0.08848

Std. Dev 0.08596 0.06664 0.7149Average Standard Deviation =

0.07691

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Stock portfolio for all countries

PORTFOLIO: Mean = 0.17833; Std Dev = 0.19954

Australia Austria Belgium FranceGerman

yIreland Italy Japan

Mean 0.15993 0.13309 0.20269 0.19387 0.17072 0.23579 0.19954 0.09381

Std. Dev 0.24862 0.32984 0.20257 0.27027 0.27074 0.30178 0.35667 0.22304

Netherlands New ZealandSouth Africa

Switzerland UK US

Mean 0.20940 0.17482 0.20632 0.15936 0.18747 0.16978

Std. Dev 0.20233 0.38070 0.25380 0.24418 0.12026 0.13100

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Bond portfolio for all countries

PORTFOLIO: Mean = 0.13022; Std Dev = 0.08252

Australia Austria Belgium FranceGerman

yIreland Italy Japan

Mean 0.16087 0.09694 0.14409 0.08997 0.15722 0.20952 0.08700 0.10054

Std. Dev 0.13480 0.07311 0.09096 0.08596 0.12423 0.20650 0.06664 0.08493

Netherlands New ZealandSouth Africa

Switzerland UK US

Mean 0.10054 0.14755 0.15591 0.05992 0.15516 0.13092

Std. Dev 0.08493 0.13626 0.13215 0.06500 0.13722 0.12729

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7. Implications

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Existing Investment PolicyProportion 33.33% 33.33% 33.33% 0.00%

Portfolio Returns

Real Rate of Return

Year T-Bills T-BondsCorporate

BondsCommon

Stock

1990 1.6021% 0.0660% 0.6314% -8.7456% 0.7665%

1991 2.4646% 15.7578% 16.3303% 26.6738% 11.5176%

1992 0.5928% 5.0049% 6.3071% 4.6356% 3.9683%

1993 0.1460% 15.0754% 10.1606% 7.0462% 8.4607%

1994 1.1980% -10.1685% -8.2108% -1.3246% -5.7271%

1995 2.7837% 28.1585% 23.8077% 33.7648% 18.2500%

1996 1.8293% -4.1134% -1.8583% 19.1154% -1.3808%

1997 3.5005% 13.9430% 11.0619% 31.1308% 9.5018%Expected Return 5.6696%

Standard Deviation

7.2583%

Coefficient of Variation

1.2802

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New Investment Policy (with stocks)Proportion 20.00% 20.00% 20.00% 40.00%

Portfolio Returns

Real Rate of Return

Year T-Bills T-BondsCorporate

BondsCommon

Stock

1990 1.6021% 0.0660% 0.6314% -8.7456% -3.0384%

1991 2.4646% 15.7578% 16.3303% 26.6738% 17.5801%

1992 0.5928% 5.0049% 6.3071% 4.6356% 4.2352%

1993 0.1460% 15.0754% 10.1606% 7.0462% 7.8949%

1994 1.1980% -10.1685% -8.2108% -1.3246% -3.9661%

1995 2.7837% 28.1585% 23.8077% 33.7648% 24.4559%

1996 1.8293% -4.1134% -1.8583% 19.1154% 6.8177%

1997 3.5005% 13.9430% 11.0619% 31.1308% 18.1534%Expected Return 9.0166%

Standard Deviation

9.6048%

Coefficient of Variation

1.0652

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New Investment Policy (stocks & international investments)

Proportion 12.00% 12.00% 12.00% 12.00% 12.00% 40.00%

Portfolio Returns

Real Rate of Return

YearInternational Bond

International Stocks

T-Bills T-BondsCorporate

BondsCommon

Stock

1990 6.9086%-

18.4997%1.6021% 0.0660% 0.6314% -8.7456% -3.0384%

1991 18.5180% 16.8204% 2.4646% 15.7578% 16.3303% 26.6738% 17.5801%

1992 13.9754% 0.4501% 0.5928% 5.0049% 6.3071% 4.6356% 4.2352%

1993 26.0596% 40.9612% 0.1460% 15.0754% 10.1606% 7.0462% 7.8949%

1994 -8.7197% -1.1574% 1.1980%-

10.1685%-8.2108% -1.3246% -3.9661%

1995 20.8600% 14.0301% 2.7837% 28.1585% 23.8077% 33.7648% 24.4559%

1996 12.0228% 17.9109% 1.8293% -4.1134% -1.8583% 19.1154% 6.8177%

1997 13.3197% 27.3085% 3.5005% 13.9430% 11.0619% 31.1308% 18.1534%Expected Return 10.6674%

Standard Deviation

10.2557%

Coefficient of Variation

0.9614

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Recommendations• Stay out of the international market

• Is the higher yield of 1.65% justifiable?

• Foreign Exchange Risk

• Regulatory Risk

• Economic Risk

NO!

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