The Link Between Decision-Making and Investment Returns
Our new paper describes the relationship between investment skill and returns – and could revolutionize portfolio manager evaluation.
Our new paper describes the relationship between investment skill and returns – and could revolutionize portfolio manager evaluation.
It’s in everybody’s interest to focus on investment decision-making skill. Here's why you should start the conversation with your team now -- and how to do it.
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Unlike past portfolio performance, this measure of investment decision-making skill exhibits a statistically-significant relationship into the future.
It’s the standard for reporting, but when it comes to identifying actual decision-making skill — whether you’re a portfolio manager or an allocator of capital — performance attribution leaves a lot to be desired. But there’s an alternative: decision attribution.
In today’s market environment, investors are seeking openness and a thoughtful plan for future improvement — not past perfection.
How do you show investors your prudence and discipline in managing their capital when your performance-based metrics don’t tell a great story?
When the market tide goes out, investment managers must rely on true investment skill, rather than general buoyancy, to keep them afloat. The question is (and has always been) how.
Payoff: The investment skill metric that separates the best investors from the rest.
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