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标题: Reading 31: Equity Portfolio Management-LOS u [打印本页]

作者: tycoon    时间: 2008-9-16 10:56     标题: [2008] Session 10-Reading 31: Equity Portfolio Management-LOS u

CFA Institute Area 8-11, 13: Asset Valuation
Session 10: Equity Portfolio Management
Reading 31: Equity Portfolio Management
LOS u: Review the process of identifying, selecting, and contracting with equity managers, including the development of a universe of suitable candidates based on both qualitative and quantitative factors, the composition of equity manager questionnaires, and the analysis of fee structures.

作者: tycoon    时间: 2008-9-16 10:57

Which of the following provisions in an equity managers compensation plan would create symmetry in the compensation?

A)A fee cap.
B)
A high water mark provision.
C)Stock options.
D)A base compensation.


Answer and Explanation

Symmetry refers to when the manager receives both rewards for good performance and punishment for bad performance. A high water mark provision states that a manager must compensate for past underperformance before receiving a performance-based fee. This is the only compensation provision mentioned in the responses that punishes for bad performance so it is the only one that provides symmetry.


作者: tycoon    时间: 2008-9-16 10:58

If an investor is concerned that his or her equity manager might undertake too much risk, which of the following provisions in the equity managers compensation plan should be included?

A)
A fee cap.
B)A high water mark provision.
C)Stock options.
D)Bonuses.


Answer and Explanation

A performance-based fee may include a fee cap where a maximum is placed on the performance fee. The intent is to prevent managers from undertaking too much risk to earn higher fees.


作者: tycoon    时间: 2008-9-16 10:58

Which of the following equity manager compensation plans would create the greatest incentive for performance?

A)A base compensation plus bonus and stock options.
B)A base compensation plus stock options.
C)A base compensation.
D)
A symmetric compensation plan.


Answer and Explanation

Performance-based fees align the interests of the equity manager and the investor, especially if they are symmetric. A symmetric compensation plan has both rewards for good performance and punishment for bad performance. The other responses do not punish the manager for bad performance.






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