Risk-Arrested Performance Assessment

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The risk-adjusted performance measurements make adjustments to returns in order to take account of the differences in risk levels between the managed portfolio and the benchmark portfolio. The most popular risk- adjusted performance measurements are the Sharpe measurement, Treynor measurement or reward to volatility ratio and Jensen’s alpha or Ex-post alpha.

Sharpe measurement
Sharpe measurement it is calculation the risk-free rate of return from the rate of return, the results are calculated by dividing the return of the investment by the standard deviation of the return on investment. The Sharpe ratio tells investors that the return on investment is due to intelligent investment decisions or due to high risk. This assessment is very useful, …show more content…

If only a single fund is used, it ignores the relevance of the fund to other investments in the portfolio, so it may be in any meaningful way that it does not meet the fund's desirability as an investment. If the fund of the Sharpe ratio is higher that the investor’s total investment portfolio, we can still conclude that investors should be interested in the fund. If lower we cannot draw any conclusions without knowing the relevance. It is also may be inappropriate when return is consider higher non-normal (Aragon & Ferson, 2006). For example, if the performance evaluation is to accurately grasp the utility function of investors, then consider the distribution of more time is very important (Cogneau & Hübner, 2009). If the return distribution is highly biased such as when the option is traded, the Sharp ratio may be …show more content…

However, both have the different to the definition of risk. Sharpe ratio use the standard deviation to defined the risk of volatility however treynor ratio is used Beta as a measure of market systemic risk (nobeltrading, 2010). Treynor ratio is useful for determining how it is useful to help diversify portfolio. Treynor measurement or reward to volatility ratio is a factor of fund performance adjustment based on the systemic risk of the fund's income, reflecting the excess returns from the fund's unit system risk. It is used to calculate the investment performance per unit risk (Wathen, 2015). The higher the index value, the higher the excess returns received by the unit system risk. Is the return indicator of each unit market risk, more than possible in the risk-free investment to obtain the return indicators. It is used to measure the return for risk

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