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Investment Performance Review Ratings (IPRs)
The Financial Standard Intelligence Unit's (Financial Standard Intelligence Unit) Investment Performance Review (Investment Performance Review) ratings are an unbiased assessment of investment funds using their historical risk-adjusted performance and other key metrics.
The objective of the Investment Performance Review ratings is to provide a quantitative ranking of actively managed investment funds to allow investors to evaluate investment funds on a risk-adjusted basis free from research biases and analysts' subjective preferences. When evaluating performance, it is of course not enough to look at raw returns. It is crucially important to consider the risk(s) associated with these particular returns.
The most frequently asked questions about IPRs:
- What are the Investment Performance Review Ratings?
- Why are Investment Performance Review ratings based on purely quantitative processes?
- How does the Financial Standard Intelligence Unit calculate the Investment Performance Review Ratings?
- Structure of the Investment Performance Review Ratings?
- How often are the Investment Performance Review ratings updated?
- What are the three Investment Performance Review reward-to-risk ratios?
- How can the Investment Performance Review Ratings be used to aid investment decision-making?
- How can the Investment Performance Review Ratings be used as a diagnostic tool?
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