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Computing Sortino ratios - Microsoft Excel Tutorial
From the course: Excel for Investment Professionals
Computing Sortino ratios
- [Instructor] Another common metric you may wish to calculate when analyzing your portfolio is the Sortino Ratio. The Sortino Ratio is really a ratio developed by industry to allow us to examine whether a portfolio is beating some sort of minimum threshold that's needed by the investor in question. I'm in the zero five zero six begin Excel file. Now the formula for the Sortino ratio is simply the return on the portfolio minus the MAR, or Minimum Accepted Return divided by our downside standard deviation. Now, the minimum accepted return, or MAR simply is the level of returns that that particular investor needs to get on a regular basis under their investment objectives. So as we've set it up here, I've got the return on the portfolio in column B the MAR in column C, and I'm using a 1% per month MAR, and then our risk free rate in column D, and our holding period return in column E. So to start with, in order to calculate my Sortino ratio, I'm going to create a new column, which will…
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Setting up allocations2m 56s
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Scenario analysis in a portfolio2m 16s
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Computing expected risk on a portfolio2m 7s
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Computing portfolio Sharpe ratios2m 19s
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Computing information ratios2m 51s
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Computing Sortino ratios4m 4s
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Calculating Treynor measures2m 26s
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Calculating VaR3m 38s
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