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Calmar Ratio Risk & Portfolio Management ratio (x, times) Annualised return divided by the maximum drawdown over the same period. Calmar Ratio = Compound Annual Growth Rate / Maximum Drawdown Capital Market Line Risk & Portfolio Management % The line showing the risk-return combinations available by mixing the risk-free asset with the optimal risky portfolio. Expected Return = Risk-Free Rate + [(Market Return - Risk-Free Rate) / Market Standard Deviation] x Portfolio Standard Deviation Concentration Risk Risk & Portfolio Management % The exposure created when a large share of a portfolio sits in one holding, sector or risk factor. Test: the largest position, sector or factor exposure is large enough that a normal adverse outcome in it would materially damage the portfolio Conditional Value at Risk Risk & Portfolio Management The average loss on the occasions when the value-at-risk threshold is exceeded. CVaR = Average of all losses greater than the VaR threshold Correlation Risk & Portfolio Management ratio (x, times) A measure from -1 to +1 of how closely two assets' returns move together. Correlation = Covariance of A and B / (Standard Deviation of A x Standard Deviation of B) Counterparty Risk Risk & Portfolio Management qualitative The risk that the other party to a contract fails to perform its obligations. Test: performance of the contract depends on a specific party's solvency, with no guarantor standing behind it Covariance Risk & Portfolio Management % A measure of how two assets' returns vary together, unscaled by their individual volatilities. Covariance = Average of [(Return A - Mean A) x (Return B - Mean B)] Currency Risk Risk & Portfolio Management % The risk that exchange rate movements change the value of an investment or cash flow measured in the home currency. Return in Home Currency = (1 + Foreign Return) x (1 + Currency Change) - 1