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Abraham, Bernie, and Cecilia are Sharpe ratio maximisers. Having analysed all the companies on the stock market, they have uniform expectations on the future returns of all stocks, their volatilities, and the correlations between all the stocks. Based on this information, they have estimated that the expected return on the portfolio that maximises the Sharpe ratio is 3.9 per cent with a volatility of 11.3 per cent. The risk-free rate of return is 5.6 per cent. However, the persons are not uniform in their personal risk preferences. The risk aversion coefficients are the following:
What is the Sharpe ratio of Person 2's portfolio?
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