Not exact matches
If the Sharpe Ratio of a portfolio is low (e.g. less than 0.3) then the investor knows that
relative to a portfolio with a
higher Sharpe Ratio (e.g. 0.5), they would be exposed to greater risk, and therefore greater potential losses, in order to
achieve the same level of
return.
Jensen's approach to investing focuses on those companies with a record of
achieving high returns over the long term and which the firm believes are undervalued
relative to their business performance.
This shortlisting further endorses our strong investment performance as reported by ARC's Private Client Indices (PCIs) from Q2 2017, where we have
achieved higher returns over five years than practically all of our competitors
relative to the risk taken.