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When does beta shrinkage help, and why does the leverage adjustment fail? Out-of-sample evidence from Indian equities
Beta is the single firm-specific input to the Capital Asset Pricing Model, and Indian valuation practice offers analysts three broad ways to estimate it: the raw regression beta, a shrinkage adjustment such as Blume’s or Vasicek’s, and the bottom-up beta assembled from industry peers by unlevering a
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