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Information ratio क्या है?

Definition 3.8 Markets I: The Ecosystem and Exchange-Traded Markets · अध्याय 3 — The Buy Side

The information ratio of a mandate is the mean annual active return divided by the tracking error: IR=E[rA]/TE\mathrm{IR} = \E[r^A]/\mathrm{TE}.

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Example 3.10 (Sixteen years)

A long-only manager with a genuinely good IR\mathrm{IR} of 0.5 needs 16 years before its record is distinguishable from luck at the usual threshold; with IR=0.25\mathrm{IR} = 0.25, 64 years. A market-making strategy with a daily Sharpe ratio equivalent to IR=8\mathrm{IR} = 8 needs about three weeks. This one line explains why long-horizon managers are hired on stories and fired on noise, while short-horizon firms can be run on statistics (Figure 3.2).

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