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Treynor Performance Index
Treynor Performance Index, invented by Jack Treynor is also known as Treynor Composite Performance Measure or Treynor ratio. It is a measure of reward (or excess return) per unit of risk.
Treynor Performance Index = (Average Returns of Portfolio - Average Risk Free Rate) / Beta
The formula uses the portfolio's Beta as the unit of risk. Reward (or excess returns) is measured as the difference between the portfolio's return and the risk-free rate of return over a period. The higher the Treynor Performance Index, the better the portfolio's performance.
Treynor Performance Index Spreadsheet
TreynorPerformanceIndex Worksheet
The TreynorPerformanceIndex worksheet calculates the average annual returns of a portfolio over a 5 year period. It then uses the specified Average Annual Risk free rate and Beta to calculate the Treynor Performance Index.
TreynorMultiplePorfolios Worksheet
The TreynorMultiplePorfolios worksheet calculates the Treynor Performance Index for up to 5 portfolios.
Inputs
- Rp - Average rate of return for a portfolio during a period
- Rf - Average rate of return on a risk free investment during a period
- Beta B - Porfolio's relative volatility
Outputs
- T - Portfolio's risk premium return per unit of risk
Download Free Treynor Performance Index spreadsheet - v1.0
System Requirements
Microsoft® Windows® 2000 ,Microsoft® Windows XP® and 2003, Microsoft® Windows Vista®
512 MB RAM
5 MB of Hard Disk space
Excel 2002, 2003, XP or Excel 2007
License
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- Allows commercial use within the company
- Allows customization of the model
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- Portfolio Risk, Jensen Alpha and Sharpe Ratio
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