Acronyms

I have them as: Using Ex Post Data Data Mining Conditioning Information Misinterpreting Correlation Limitations of using Economic Data Data Measurement Errors and Biases Limitations of Historical Estimates Psychological Traps Model and Input Uncertainty

Six sources of excess return from international bond investing

MCS - DIC

  1. Market selection

  2. Currency selection

  3. Security Selection

  4. Duration management

  5. Investing outside the relevant benchmark

  6. Credit analysis

Benefits of rebalancing: DD Disciplined Desired exposure

MIMC -spells Mimic almost

4 extensions to classical immunization

M ultifunctional duration (a.k.a. key rate duration).

I ncreasing risk

M ultiple-liability immunization. C ontingent immunization

Fixed Income Risks

CCI

C ontingent claim risk (call risk, prepayment risk)

C ap Risk

I nterst Rate risk

DISC CM

STR CTP

assesing the quality of the benchmark:

Systematic Bias

Tracking Error

Risk characteristics

Coverage

Turnover

Positive active positions

7 due diligence checkpoints

POORIST

P oeple

O ppertunity, market

O rganization

R eview documents

I nvestment process

S ervice providers

T erms and Structure

DIMSTOP is also cool…

arrey rahool

where is that from sherbeer? thx

Alladin its 7 due diligence points of an Alternative Asset…

ah havent reviewd that yet :stuck_out_tongue:

bluebox example 2 in book 4

Self Attribution is not a part of the list of Emotional Biases per the curriculum. Self Attribution comes in as a contributory bias to over confidence. So the O in LOSSER, actually comprises of the following:

H- Hindsight

A - Availability

I - Illusion of Control

R - Representativeness

I -Illusion of knowledge

S - Self Atrribution

bohot bol rahe ho beta rahool

Analyst forecasts: CAN’T MISS IT.

ROM

Biased R esearch O verconfidence in forecasting skills Influence of company’s M anagement on Analysis

Good Benchmarks: S-T-Ri-C-T-P ( STRiCTP)

  1. S - No Large statistical bias( beta 1) , Low correlation between A and S. High +ve correlation between A and E ( E=P-M )

  2. T racking error : Portfolio T.e. low to Benchmark , higher to Market index

  3. C overage : coverage of potfolio securities high in benchmark

  4. R isk characteristics - benchmark risk characteristics not biased higher or lower than portfollio

  5. T urnover : Benchmark turnover not excessive , i.e. it is investable

  6. P - Positive Active positions - if portfolio long only active weights are +ve , not -ve , indicating selection bias towards good stocks.

Expected return on a bond =

real rate +

I (inflation premium)

Dont (default premium)

Like (liquidity premium)

My (maturity premium)

Test (tax expense)

RICCH FAMA LOSERS covers every behavioral bias:

Cognitive -(Belief perseverance)

R epresentativeness, I llusion of Control, C onfirmation Bias, C onservatism, H indsight bias.

Cognitive -(Information Processing Errors)

F raming, A vailability bias, M ental Accounting, A nchoring and Adjustement,

Emotional Biases-LOSERS as explained earlier itself

L oss Aversion bias, O verconfidence bias, S elf-control bias, E ndowment bias, R egret Aversion bias, S tatus-quo bias