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Unit 13: Portfolio Performance Evaluation




          @ Column (5) - Column (2)                                                             Notes
          by applying the formula as earlier:
                           Dollar  - Weighted  holding  Period  Return  -  Annualised


             Month/Day      Value      Days    Return    Annualised   Dollar –Weighted
                 (1)          (2)       (3)      (4)      Returns      Annualised
                                                             (5)         Return
                                                                           (6)
                02/01     1,41,583.26   29      30%       377.58%        78.99%
                03/01     1,36,774.79   29     -4.1%       -51.60%       -10.43%

                03/23      96,283.20    23     6.95%      110.290%       15.69%
                04/03     1,02,337.94   11     5.25%      174.20%        26.34%
                05/01      97,503.60    29     -5.7%       -71.74%       -10.34%
                06/01     1,02,285.92   30     3.9%        47.45%         7.17%

                          6,76,768.71                                   107.42%

          Time-weighted Return

          This time-weighted rate of return is the weighted average of the internal rates of return for the
          sub-periods between the cash flows and it is weighted by the length of the sub-periods.
          This method considers the market value of the portfolio just before each cash flow occurs.
          The percentage change in the value would be 160% as compared with a change in value of 82%,
          if  there had  been no interim cash flow. The  time-weighted return  of 82% is however  more
          appropriate return for the fund manager.


                 Example: Fund A has  10,00,000 under management at time 0. It earns 25% in period 1.
          At that time,   5,00,000 is pulled out by other investors. The remaining capital earns negative
          10% during period 2. What are the funds time-weighted and rupee-weighted rates of return?
          Solution:

          The time-weighted rate of return is calculated as a geometric mean of the individual rates of
          return. Thus the time-weighted performance is
                           [(1.25) (0.90)] 0.5 – 1 = 0.0607 = 6.07%

          The rupee-weighted rate of return is found as the solution to the internal rate of return problem.
                                    10,00,000 =  5,00,000/(1 + r) +  6,75,000/(1 + r)  2
                                          R = 10.88%

          Unit Value Method

          When intermediate cash flows are generated, new units can be added to the existing portfolio.
          If you assume that the unit value is unchanged while procuring the interim units, the change in
          Net Asset Value (NAV) of the portfolio indicates the return on portfolio. In the above illustration,
          about 8,000 units are there at a Net Asset Value of  100 at the beginning. Since the value of unit




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