Results for tag: "Risk Adjusted Performance Measurement"

Risk Adjusted Performance Measurement (RAPM) is a method of evaluating the performance of investments or portfolios by taking into account the risk associated with them. It is used in accounting to measure the performance of investments or portfolios over a period of time. RAPM is based on the concept of risk-adjusted return, which is the return on an investment or portfolio adjusted for the risk taken to achieve that return. RAPM is used to compare the performance of different investments or portfolios, and to identify the most efficient investments or portfolios. RAPM is used by investors, financial advisors, and other financial professionals to assess the performance of investments or portfolios. It is also used by companies to evaluate the performance of their investments or portfolios. RAPM is an important tool for investors and financial professionals, as it helps them to identify the most efficient investments or portfolios and to make informed decisions about their investments. Some companies in the Risk Adjusted Performance Measurement market include Morningstar, Inc., S&P Global, MSCI, Inc., and FTSE Russell. Show Less Read more