Why did we miss the benchmark?
Brinson decomposition into allocation and selection, ranked by contribution, tied out against a factor model so the two agree.
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Why a strategy underperformed its benchmark, decomposed to the position, with the working shown — before the investment committee meets rather than three days after.
Every one of these is answerable today. None of them is answerable quickly.
Brinson decomposition into allocation and selection, ranked by contribution, tied out against a factor model so the two agree.
Decomposed to the position and the period, with the exposures that carry forward into next quarter flagged.
Positions from the custodian against transactions from the administrator, with breaks surfaced rather than absorbed.
Scenario comparison with confidence intervals, run against your actual portfolio composition rather than a generic macro model — and updated as positions change.
Three costs that never appear on a BI licence line.
Most attribution cycles begin with an analyst reconciling the custodian file against the administrator file. Cerium does that before the question is asked.
A dashboard shows the underperformance. Finding which position caused it, and why, is a separate project — usually measured in hours.
Investment committee packs assembled the morning of the meeting, from numbers that closed the previous evening. Cerium runs on a schedule that matches yours.
We will answer it in the demo, on data that resembles yours.