Portfolio Performance Measurement & Attribution Analysis

Course Info

Length: 1 Week

Type: Online

Available Dates

Fees

  • Jan-27-2025

    1,550

  • Feb-24-2025

    1,550

  • Mar-24-2025

    1,550

  • Apr-28-2025

    1,550

  • May-26-2025

    1,550

  • June-30-2025

    1,550

  • July-28-2025

    1,550

  • Aug-25-2025

    1,550

  • Sep-29-2025

    1,550

  • Oct-27-2025

    1,550

  • Nov-24-2025

    1,550

  • Dec-29-2025

    1,550

Course Details

Course Outline

5 days course

Introduction
 
  • Why measure portfolio performance?
  • The measurement process
  • A brief history of asset returns
  • Review of quantitative tools

 

The Mathematics of Portfolio Returns
 
  • Arithmetic vs. geometric rates of return
  • Value (money) weighted rates of return
  • ICAA, simple and modified Dietz methods
  • Time weighted rates of return
  • Hybrid methodologies
  • Linked modified Dietz and linked IRR
  • Portfolio component returns
Benchmarking
 
  • Desirable properties for benchmarks
  • Index calculation methodologies
  • Price weighted indices
  • Market capitalization indices
  • Equally weighted indices
  • Benchmark selection
  • Benchmark statistics
Adjusting for Risk
 
  • Return distributions
  • Market price of risk
  • Risk measures (Drawdown, VaR, CVaR, etc.)
  • Risk-adjusted returns
  • Selecting a risk measure
  • Risk-adjusted performance measures for equity and fixed income
  • Risk-adjusted performance measures for hedge funds
Performance Attribution: Foundations
 
  • Active vs. passive portfolio management
  • Attribution standards
  • Arithmetic attribution techniques
  • Geometric attribution techniques
  • Multi-currency attribution
  • Risk-adjusted attribution

 

Fixed Income Attribution
 
  • Duration attribution
  • Yield curve analysis and decomposition
  • Yield curve attribution
Performance Measurement and Attribution for Derivatives
 
  • Futures
  • Swaps
  • Options, warrants and convertible bonds
  • Market neutral attribution: 130/30 funds
  • Multi-period Attribution

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