Arno Weber addresses how to deal with multi-period attribution effects resulting from single-period effects, such that the manageability criteria are preserved.
In its Spring edition, The Journal of Performance Measurement from the Spaulding Group published an article of Ortec Finance’s Arno Weber, CIPM. This article is about Attribution-driven Investment Decision Processes and specifically addresses how to deal with multi-period attribution effects resulting from single-period effects, such that the manageability criteria are preserved.
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