Performance/Risk/Attribution Dashboards


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Last Updated: 1 year ago

Performance and Total Return

Time Weighted Returns (TWR)

The time-weighted return (TWR) multiplies the returns for each sub-period or holding-period, which links them together showing how the returns are compounded over time.
The time-weighted return (TWR) helps eliminate the distorting effects on growth rates created by inflows and outflows of money.

Time Weighted Returns are calculated in the following methods

  • TWR on Networth (i.e. Leveraged Returns)

  • TWR on Non Cash Assets (i.e. ignores the funding cost of the strategy)

  • TWR on Cash Deployed

  • Unleveraged TWR


Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Dashboards can show TWR on any of the infinitely configurable calculations done on your account

Internal Rate of Return (IRR)

IRR, the performance metric of choice in the PE industry, represents the discount rate that renders the net present value (NPV) of a series of investments zero. IRR reflects the performance of a private equity fund by taking into account the size and timing of its cash flows (capital calls and distributions) and its net asset value at the time of the calculation.

Total Return (including Coupons/Dividends)

Calculated daily, can be reported on any time frequency like daily, monthly, quarterly etc

Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Profit/Loss on the account can be combined and visualized in any way desired

Realized and Unrealized Gains/Loss

Canopy uses Average Cost method to calculate Realized and Unrealized Gain/Loss. Detailed calculations are available

Risk

Mark to Market Risk

Fx and Price mark to market risk in your account can be visualized in multiple ways

Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Evolution of Mark to Market over time (similar chart for either Price MtM only or Fx MtM only is also available)

Value at Risk

Actual daily p&l volatility of the particular strategy is calculated. VaR is then estimated using a 95% confidence level and a normal distribution assumption

Volatilty, Sharpe/Sortino Ratio

A volatility v/s return chart is a good way of quickly assessing the risk return on a particular investment strategy.


Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Volatility v/s Annualized Return chart

Attribution

Attribution Heatmaps

Showing amount of profit and Sharpe Ratio (i.e. how much money was made and how well you made it) in one chart

Attribution Deep Dive

Slice and dice the cause of your p&l in unlimited ways, down to each individual transaction

Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Measuring Opening/Closing/Inflow/Outflow

A very useful analysis is to measure inflow/outflow/capital gains etc for specific time periods.


Interactive version of the dashboard below can be seen here

Measuring Inflow and Outflow


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