Judging investment performance is more difficult than ever today because of the complexity of markets and instruments and the uncertainties involved in determining the causes of success or failure. This proceedings examines important aspects of performance evaluation tools and offers guidelines for
Benchmarks and Attribution Analysis
β Scribed by Christopher G. Luck, Thomas M. Richards, Kevin Terhaar, Jeffrey V. Bailey, Wayne A. Kozun, Lee N. Price
- Publisher
- AIMR (CFA Institute)
- Year
- 2001
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 55
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Synopsis
Investment performance, whether of portfolios or individual managers, cannot be evaluated without a performance yardstick (i.e., a benchmark); however, selecting the wrong benchmark can be as damaging as poor portfolio management. The authors in this proceedings discuss what constitutes an appropriate benchmark, how to select appropriate benchmarks, and how to conduct attribution analysis, looking at both risk and return.
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