Abstract
Familiar portfolio concepts can explain why pooling of investor capital enables investors to achieve higher expected returns without additional risk exposure. The risk of the pooled investment must be a particular weighted average of the participating investors' preferred risks. Unveiling of the source of expected return improvements provides a clearer picture of what pooling can achieve. A variety of formulas to allocate the realized return from pooling among participating investors should help portfolio managers design effective allocation methods.
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