What problem does it solve?
It explains why a portfolio generated performance by breaking excess returns into interpretable drivers like sector allocation, stock selection, factor exposure, and timing effects instead of only reporting final returns.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Brinson sector attribution (single- and multi-period) to quantify allocation, selection, and interaction contributions versus a benchmark.
- Factor attribution (alpha/beta and multi-factor models) to measure market and style tilts (e.g., SMB/HML/MOM) and estimate whether alpha is statistically meaningful.
- Market-timing evaluation (Treynor–Mazuy, Henriksson–Merton) to test whether performance is linked to shifting exposure across bull/bear regimes.
- Benchmark comparison framework and rolling analysis using risk-adjusted metrics (Sharpe/Sortino/Calmar/Information Ratio) to assess stability and persistence.
Quick Start
Use performance attribution to compare your strategy against a chosen benchmark by asking: “Generate a performance attribution report that includes Brinson sector effects, factor alpha/beta decomposition, timing metrics, and risk-adjusted benchmark comparison for my monthly results.”