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English > Business Performance > Pages > InvestmentsPerformance.aspx
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"KWAP achieved net ROI and TWRR of
7.34% and 8.88%
respectively in 2010"
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| Investment Performance |
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| Investment
performance in KWAP is measured both from the absolute and relative perspectives.
Most importantly, the adopted methodology ensures the harmony between the
Return on Investment (ROI), relative performance (TWRR), Strategic Asset
Allocation (SAA), Risk Management Frameworks and Key Performance Indicators
(KPIs) are in sync. The status and performance of KWAP’s investments are
reported monthly to the Investment Panel and the Board. In KWAP, the measurement
and monitoring of investment performance is currently undertaken by Business
Performance Department. A qualified third party has also been appointed
to verify and enhance the quality, as well as to ensure that the methodology
is always in line with global best practices. |
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| Roles of Business Performance Department |
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| Our key roles are: |
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- To ensure timely, comprehensive and accurate reporting of KWAP’s
investment performance to Investment Committee, Investment Panel and
Board.
- To perform independent business performance functions promoting
fair assessment to internal as well as external portfolio managers with
respect to their specific mandates and strategies.
- To provide value-added input to KWAP’s portfolio managers via regular
feedbacks and analyses to improve performance.
- To work closely with the appointed third party performance measurer
as one of the means to enhance the reporting quality and standard as
well as to provide reliable source of performance to all asset classes
within KWAP.
- To share resources with Risk Management department in order to promote
efficient control of the whole portfolios and mitigate potential misfortune
within the approved risk budget variance.
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