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Markowitz portfolio optimiser

Construct the efficient frontier, locate the minimum variance portfolio, and identify the tangency portfolio for a two-asset universe.

Portfolio theory

EBIT-EPS analysis

Compare equity and debt financing across EPS outcomes at different EBIT levels. Identify the indifference point visually and analytically.

Financing decisions

Capital structure analysis

Evaluate how leverage affects WACC and firm value. Compare unlevered and levered firm scenarios under different capital structure assumptions.

Leverage & WACC

Capital budgeting

Compute NPV, IRR, and payback period for investment projects. Compare projects with unequal lives using the replacement chain or EAA method.

NPV · IRR
Efficient frontier — tool preview
Asset A expected return
E(R₁)
Enter in tool
Min variance portfolio
σ* = ?
Auto-computed
Tangency (max Sharpe)
SR* = ?
Auto-computed
E(R) σ CML Min variance Tangency portfolio Asset A Asset B Increasing risk →

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Common questions

What is Markowitz portfolio optimisation?

A mathematical framework for constructing a portfolio that maximises expected return for a given level of risk, by finding the optimal weights on the efficient frontier.

What role does correlation play in diversification?

Lower correlation between assets shifts the efficient frontier leftward. At ρ = −1, a specific weight combination can reduce portfolio risk to zero — the complete hedge.

What is the tangency portfolio?

The portfolio that maximises the Sharpe ratio — reward per unit of risk. Rational investors hold a combination of this portfolio and the risk-free asset.

Is this suitable for a full MBA finance course?

Yes — the four tools cover the core quantitative topics of a corporate finance or investments module, with outputs suitable for classroom discussion and assignments.

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