Portfolio Theory and Diversification

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Q41
❓ MCQ📘 ACC501📑 Lec 34🏷️ Portfolio Theory and DiversificationEasy🔁⭐💡🌟#business finance; unsystematic risk; asset-specific risk; strike call; diversification🎓Midterm; Quiz 1; Past Paper🏛️VU Midterm ACC501 Quiz Past Papers🏛️Solved MCQs with Reference by Students
Which of the following events represents an example of unsystematic (asset-specific) risk?
  1. A.Increasing Recession
  2. B.Rise in Interest Rate
  3. C.Rise in Inflation
  4. D.Strike call in a company
Q42
❓ MCQ📘 ACC501📑 Lec 34🏷️ Portfolio Theory and DiversificationMedium🔁⭐💡🌟#business finance; portfolio expected return; asset weights; expected return; investment portfolio🎓Midterm; Quiz 1; Past Paper🏛️VU Midterm ACC501 Quiz Past Papers🏛️Solved MCQs with Reference by Students
Suppose you hold a portfolio consisting of Rs. 70 invested in Stock A and Rs. 120 invested in Stock B. If Stock A has an expected return of 25 percent and Stock B has an expected return of 20 percent, what is the overall expected return of the portfolio?
  1. A.18.27%
  2. B.21.84%
  3. C.22.50%
  4. D.25.13%
Q43
❓ MCQ📘 ACC501📑 Lec 34🏷️ Portfolio Theory and DiversificationEasy🔁⭐💡🌟#business finance; portfolio definition; asset grouping; diversification; securities holding🎓Midterm; Quiz 1; Past Paper🏛️VU Midterm ACC501 Quiz Past Papers🏛️Solved MCQs with Reference by Students
Which of the following financial terms refers to a combined collection or group of investment assets such as stocks, bonds, and cash held jointly by an investor?
  1. A.Stock Bundle
  2. B.Portfolio
  3. C.Capital Structure
  4. D.None of the given options
Q44
❓ MCQ📘 ACC501📑 Lec 34🏷️ Portfolio Theory and DiversificationEasy🔁⭐💡🌟#business finance; portfolio weights; investment allocation; asset composition; portfolio theory🎓Midterm; Quiz 1; Past Paper🏛️VU Midterm ACC501 Quiz Past Papers🏛️Solved MCQs with Reference by Students
If an investor holds Rs. 30 in Asset A and Rs. 120 in Asset B, the respective portfolio weights for Asset A and Asset B will be:
  1. A.20%; 80%
  2. B.37%; 63%
  3. C.63%; 37%
  4. D.80%; 20%