AI Basics Flashcards

1
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Which types of financial market are there?

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Capital markets
Money markets
Alternatives

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2
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Capital markets

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Stock market, bond market

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3
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Three components of market efficiency

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  • operating efficiency: conduct operations at minimum possible costs
  • information efficiency: all relevant information impacting on value is immediately and fully impounded into share prices in an unbiased way
  • allocation efficiency: allocate the economy’s savings to their highest value uses
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4
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types of market efficiency

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weak form: security prices reflect all historical price information
semi-strong form: sec. prices reflect all publicly available information
strong form: sec. prices reflect all information (public and private)

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5
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How to measure investment performance?

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Sharpe ratio
Comparison with a benchmark
CAPM

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6
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Downside of Sharpe ratio

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  • does not price a direct comparison with alternative strategies or benchmark
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7
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Comparison with a benchmark

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  • comparing with a benchmark is what a fund manager does.
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8
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How is a fund manager evaluated?

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  • based on the information ratio

= average active returns/ active risk

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9
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average active returns

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average percentage difference in return between a strategy and benchmark

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10
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active risk

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SD of active return

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11
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What is alpha

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  • the strategy that provides higher returns than a passive benchmark
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12
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Two Fama and French factors

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SMB and HML

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13
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SMB (returns of firms)

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the return on a portfolio of small firms minus the return on a portfolio of large firms

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14
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HML (return portfolio of firms with high BM-value of p. with low BM-value)

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return on a portfolio of firms with a high ratio of book-to-market value minus the return of a portfolio with low book-to-market value

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15
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feasibility analysis

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  • provides guidance for decision-makers
  • aim: min. risk and max. opportunity to developer and investors
  • economic and financial feasibility.
  • regulatory requirements and attitudes of neighbors and public officials
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16
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Four basic questions to be answered in a market analysis

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  1. Will there be clients to rent or buy the property?
  2. To what rent price while the project be valued in the market?
  3. How can it be marketed?
  4. Stakeholder analysis which have an influence on the realization of the project.
17
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How is the real estate market segmented?

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  • by location and product
18
Q

trade areas for each property?

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  • customers
  • employees
  • competitors
19
Q

Segmentation in retail

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primary: the geographical area from which the site will derive its target share of potential users 70%)
- secondary: infrequent users, (20%)
- tertiary: occasional users (10%)

20
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Capture rate

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  • how much of future new demand should be yours?
21
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Absorption rates:

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  • the pace at which the property is sold
22
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two opposing views when making a new project in real estate

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  • investor: for profit, short term

- public sectors: area development, public interest, long term