This monograph presents the work of three groups of experts addressing the use of single-factor models to explain security returns
This monograph presents the work of three groups of experts addressing the use of single-factor models to explain security returns: Edwin Burmeister, Richard Roll, and Stephen Ross explain the basics of Arbitrage Pricing Theory and discuss the macroeconomic forces that are the underlying sources of risk; Edwin J. Elton and Martin J. Gruber present multi-index models and provide guidance on their reliability and usefulness; and Richard C. Grinold and Ronald N. Kahn address multiple-factor models for portfolio risk.