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Tiaa-cref
Tiaa Cref Real Estate has current Jensen Alpha of 0.0387. Jensen alpha is a measure of the returns that are attributable to the managers' ability to select security and time the market. In other words, it is the returns remaining after deducting what would have been attributable to beta returns (which do not require skill) and the risk-freerate.
Jensen Alpha
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ER[a] - RFR * (1-BETA)
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BETA * ER[b])
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0.0387
ER[a]
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Expected return on investing in Tiaa-cref Real
ER[b]
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Expected return on market index or selected benchmark
BETA
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Beta coefficient between Tiaa-cref Real and the market
Tiaa-cref Jensen Alpha Relative To Other Indicators
Tiaa Cref Real Estate is rated third largest fund in jensen alpha among similar funds. It is currently under evaluation in maximum drawdown among similar funds reporting about 124.07 of Maximum Drawdown per Jensen Alpha. The ratio of Maximum Drawdown to Jensen Alpha for Tiaa Cref Real Estate is roughly 124.07
Jensen alpha is the difference between the return of the portfolio, and what the portfolio should theoretically have earned. Any portfolio can be expected to earn the risk-free rate (RF), plus the market risk premium (which is given by [Beta x (Market Portfolio Return - Risk-Free Rate)]. Anything remaining over and above is alpha.
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