Show that changing the information ratio from an annualized to a monthly statistic does not improve our ability to measu

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Show that changing the information ratio from an annualized to a monthly statistic does not improve our ability to measu

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Show that changing the information ratio from an annualized to a
monthly statistic does not improve our ability to measure
investment performance. It will still require a 16-year track
record to demonstrate top-quartile performance with 95 percent
confidence. First calculate the standard error of a monthly IR.
Second, convert a top-quartile IR of 0.5 to its monthly equivalent.
Finally, calculate the required time period to achieve a t
statistic of 2.
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