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Advanced Performance Measurement

Day One

09.00 - 09.15 Welcome and Introduction

09.15 - 12.00 Measuring Return and One-Dimensional Performance (Quick Review)

  • Measuring IRR and End-to-End Returns
  • Money-Weighted Return
  • Time-Weighted Return
  • Data Requirements

Measuring Risk-adjusted Performance

  • The Importance of Risk Adjustment
  • Measures of Risk
    • Variance and standard deviation
    • Covariance and correlation
    • Value-at-Risk and downside risk
  • Measures of Risk-Adjusted Performance
    • Jensen’s Alpha
    • Treynor Index
    • Sharpe Ratio
    • Lower Partial Moments
  • Small Exercises

12.00 - 13.00 Lunch

13.00 - 16.30 Measuring Relative Performance

  • Peer-Groups (“Manager Universe”)
  • Types of Benchmarks
    • Equity Benchmarks
    • Fixed Income Benchmarks
    • Composite Benchmarks
    • Hedge Fund Benchmarks
  • Narrow-Based Benchmarks vs. Broad Market-Based Benchmarks
  • Some Problems in Using Benchmarks
    • Survivor Bias
    • Rebalancing and Liquidity
    • Sampling Bias
    • Style (Mis-) Classification
  • Measures of Relative Performance
    • Alpha
    • Tracking Error and Information Ratio
    • Risk Budget
  • Small Exercises

Day Two

09.00 - 09.15 Recap

09.15 - 12.00 Attribution Analysis and Style Analysis

  • Decomposing Portfolio Return
    • Index Effect, Allocation Effect and Selection Effect
  • Evaluating Global Portfolios
    • Market Allocation Effect
    • Currency Contribution
    • Selection Effect
  • Measuring Effectiveness of Diversification
  • Analysis of Extra-Market Risk (Barra)
  • Evaluation of Bond Portfolio Performance
    • Policy Effect
    • Rate Anticipation Effect
    • Analysis Effect
    • Trading Effect
  • Style Analysis
    • Using Return-Based Style Analysis in Judging Manager Style Consistency
    • Style Benchmarks
    • The Problem with “Measurement Error”
  • Small Exercises

12.00 - 13.00 Lunch

13.00 - 16.30 Global Performance Presentation Standards

  • Objectives and Key Characteristics of the GIPS® Standards
  • Requirements and Recommendations
    • Input Data
    • Portfolio Valuation
    • Accounting Methods
    • Return Calculations
    • Composites
    • Presentation and Reporting
  • Verification
  • Case Study: Performance Presentation that Complies with the GIPS® Standards

Performance-Related Fee Systems

  • Types of Fee Systems
    • Absolute/Relative, Symmetric/Asymmetric
    • Fee Systems with Threshold and “High Watermark” Clauses
  • Small Exercise

Evaluation and Termination of the Seminar

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