easy · FRM Part 1 Foundations of Risk Management
The 'Two-Fund Separation' theorem suggests that all investors will hold a combination of which two things?
- The risk-free asset and the tangency (market) portfolio.
- A mix of domestic equities and international government bonds.
- A blend of systematic risk and idiosyncratic risk exposure.
- An allocation split between value stocks and growth stocks.
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