by TSG | Mar 13, 2018 | CIPM, GIPS, Performance Perspectives Newsletter
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by David Spaulding | Mar 13, 2018 | accruing advisory fees, advisory fee, GIPS, GIPS 20/20, Global Investment Performance Standards, gross of fees, Investment Performance Guy, net of fees, net-of-fees return
I recently sent a suggestion into the GIPS(R) (Global Investment Performance Standards) Help Desk, suggesting that they introduce a recommendation, if not an outright ban, on firms deducting the annual fee from the annual gross-of-fee return, to arrive at their...
by David Spaulding | Feb 7, 2018 | GIPS Policies & Procedures, GIPS, Global Investment Performance Standards, Investment Performance Guy
When it comes to crafting your GIPS(R) Policies & Procedures, one of the first things you need to settle on is what your STYLE will be. Recall that GIPS (Global Investment Performance Standards) requires written policies & procedures. This task is often...
by David Spaulding | Feb 1, 2018 | benchmarks, GIPS, GIPS standards, Global Investment Performance Standards, Investment Performance Guy
With this post, I feel that I am risking a charge of blasphemy, as I dare to take on what appears to be something sacred: The benchmark criteria. What criteria? You know, those seven (now eight) items that the CFA Institute has championed for quite some time....
by David Spaulding | Jan 17, 2018 | GIPS, GIPS verification, Global Investment Performance Standards, Investment Performance Guy
We’ve recently learned that some GIPS(R) verifiers have both their clients and employees in handcuffs. And, to this we have a simple question: why? Handcuffing GIPS verification clients A number of firms have expressed interest in switching their...
by David Spaulding | Nov 27, 2017 | asset owners, GIPS, Global Investment Performance Standards, Investment Performance Guy
In the spirit of the GIPS(R) standards, let’s begin with a bit of “full disclosure.” I’m one of the 17 Americans who have yet to use Uber. Furthermore, I’m not a fan. And why is that? Well, taxi owners in New York City must spend...
