What’s the best way to implement the CAPM in a real life situation? What would we use for the risk free rate?
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The best way is for you to apply the CAPM formula…
Risk-free rate is mostly 7-10 years federal government bond.
You may also want to include country risk premium if you are dealing with investment in another country which will compensate the investor for the risk inherent in that country.
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ideally match the time horizon of the investment to a similar bond. i.e. 30 year investment 30 year bond. 10 year bond is most commonly used since it’s most liqued and more frequently quoted.
You should actually match the risk-free rate to the rate that was used to estimate the equity risk premium you’re using. The ERP is usually calculated based on the 20 year treasury, with Damodaran’s ERP a notable exception being based on the 10 year treasury.