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Equity mutual funds lag on risk-adjusted basis during five-year period

An IR shows how effectively an investment manager generates excess returns relative to a benchmark, considering the risk taken

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The IR generally ranges between 1.5 and -1.5. The higher the IR, the better is the fund manager’s performance.

Abhishek Kumar Mumbai

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One in three equity mutual fund (MF) schemes has beaten its benchmark on a risk-adjusted basis during the five-year period (2020-25), going by their information ratios (IRs), a performance metric fund houses have started publishing only lately. 
An IR shows how effectively an investment manager generates excess returns relative to a benchmark, considering the risk taken. 
The IR generally ranges between 1.5 and -1.5. The higher the IR, the better is the fund manager’s performance. 
“A higher IR indicates that the fund manager is more consistent in generating returns relative to the benchmark, and a lower IR shows that the

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