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Bhai please explain karo yeh kya kiya hai
A hedge fund with net capital of GBP 500 million has borrowed an additional GBP 200 million at 4.5% per annum. The current-year return of the fund is 15%. The question asks what the return would have been if the fund had not added any leverage.
Is question mein yeh pucha hai kya ki if 200 leverage na hokar agar khud ka paisa hota toh kya return kamate because iPhone calculation toh aisechi ki hai
Kyoko 200 par 4.5 percent ko return maana that comes 9 and 500 par 15 percent that comes to 75 and total capital used 5oo plus 200 equal to 700
Therefore 84/700 =12 percent
And when I posted this doubt on chat gpt answer given is 19.2 percent .
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Hi Keshav, the solution that you have generated from chatgpt is absolutely incorrect. I am providing you with a detailed solution, so please go through it.
Now let’s start with an example first.
ABC ltd, a hedge fund that has USD500 million of capital(own funds).
Suppose ABC’s underlying positions return is 8%. If it could add
leverage of USD200 million to the portfolio at a funding cost of 4.5%, what would
have been the leveraged return(rL)?
Solution: Lets summarise the data first
Own funds(Vc) = 500
Borrowed funds(Vb) = 200
Asset Return(r) = 12% (It is unleveraged return)
Borrowing Rate(rb) = 4.5%
rL = (Return on both own & Borrowed funds – Interest on Debt)/ Own funds
rL = [r × (Vc+Vb) – (Vb × rb)]/Vc.
= [12% × (500+200) – (200 × 4.5%)]/500
= [84 – 9]/500 = 0.15 or 15%.
Explanation of the above calculation:
Now lets get back to the original sum that you have provided from the core readings.
Lets summarize the data first.
Vc = 500
Vb = 200
rL = 15% (In this sum the question has provided the leveraged return i.e. return that the firm has earned from both owned and borrowed capital)
rb = 4.5%
We have to calculate r i.e. unlevered return. Lets find it out.
rL = [r × (Vc+Vb) – (Vb × rb)]/Vc.
⇒ 15% = [(r × 700) – (200 × 4.5%)]/ 500
⇒ 500 × 15% = (r × 700) – (200 × 4.5%) (200 × 4.5%)
⇒ 75 = (r × 700) – 9
⇒ (r × 700) = 75 + 9
⇒ r = 84/700 = 0.12 or 12%.
Explanation:
Bhai yeh batao ki 12 percent kaha se aaya example mein
With the help of the example i tried to explain to you how to calculate leveraged return.
Own funds(Vc) = 500
Borrowed funds(Vb) = 200
Asset Return(r) = 12% (It is unleveraged return)
Borrowing Rate(rb) = 4.5%
I have provided all the above data including the 12% unleveraged return data so that i can explain to you how to calculate leveraged return.
So first i showed to you how to calculate leveraged return from unleveraged return and then i showed how to calculate unleveraged return from leveraged return.
Ok
We usually calculate leveraged return rL, but in this question, it’s given to calculate the unleveraged return r using rL. I saw in many questions that somewhere, the borrowed fund is divided by equity instead of capital. I’m unable to understand can you explain, I’m a little bit confused about the Leveraged return procedure. The formula in PM and AI are the same…right? Sir taught in classes using rL = r + A/E. Please explain.