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Suppose you are the money manager of a $4.78 million investment fund. The fund consists of four stocks with the following investments and betas: Stock Investment Beta
A $ 420,000 1.50
B 720,000 (0.50)
C 940,000 1.25
D 2,700,000 0.75
If the market's required rate of return is 13% and the risk-free rate is 6%, what is the fund's required rate of return? Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answer to two decimal places.
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 a. We can return for each stock applying CAPM model. Working below:  | 
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 Company  | 
 Investment  | 
 Investment weights  | 
 Risk free rate  | 
 Market Return  | 
 Beta  | 
 Return on stocks  | 
 Expected returns  | 
| 
 Stocks  | 
 I  | 
 W = I / 4780000  | 
 Rf  | 
 Rm  | 
 B  | 
 Ri = Rf+B*(Rm-Rf)  | 
 W x Ri  | 
| 
 A  | 
 420,000  | 
 0.08787  | 
 6.00%  | 
 13.00%  | 
 1.50  | 
 16.50%  | 
 1.4498%  | 
| 
 B  | 
 720,000  | 
 0.15063  | 
 6.00%  | 
 13.00%  | 
 -0.50  | 
 2.50%  | 
 0.3766%  | 
| 
 C  | 
 940,000  | 
 0.19665  | 
 6.00%  | 
 13.00%  | 
 1.25  | 
 14.75%  | 
 2.9006%  | 
| 
 D  | 
 2,700,000  | 
 0.56485  | 
 6.00%  | 
 13.00%  | 
 0.25  | 
 7.75%  | 
 4.3776%  | 
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 Total = T  | 
 4,780,000  | 
 1.00000  | 
 9.10%  | 
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Expected return of portfolio or fund = 9.10%