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factor model
factor model[′fak· tər ‚mäd·əl] (statistics) Any one of the probability models which goes into the construction of a product model. Factor model
Factor modelA way of decomposing the forces that influence a security's rate of return into common and firm-specific influences.Factor ModelA mathematical calculation of the extent to which macroeconomic factors affect the securities in a portfolio. Factor models attempt to account for contingencies like changes in interest rates or inflation. Factor models fall into three main categories. A statistical factor model attempts to explain risks particular to an investment. A fundamental factor model looks at risks to an industry or market that may affect a portfolio. Finally, a macroeconomic factor model considers relevant risks to the wider economy. See also: Risk analysis. |