Time-Weighted Rate of Return (TWRR) vs Simple Return
Time-Weighted Rate of Return ("TWRR") is a measure of how a Fund or portfolio has performed over a period of time, while Simple Return is a basic calculation of your Net Earnings / Total Amount Invested.
Illustration: TWRR for "Fund A"
Value Date | Transaction Type | Unit Price (MYR) | Income Distribution Net Amount (MYR) | Investment Amount (MYR) |
---|---|---|---|---|
03/12/2013 12/06/2014 |
INVESTMENT INCOME DISTRIBUTION |
0.5306 0.5407 |
0.02 |
10,000 |
23/06/2015 08/12/2015 |
INCOME DISTRIBUTION INCOME DISTRIBUTION |
0.5719 0.5592 |
0.0075 0.005 |
|
08/01/2016 10/06/2016 |
INVESTMENT |
0.5524 0.5431 |
|
10,000 |
Market Value as at 10/05/2016 = MYR 20,681.18
Capital Return = RM0.5431 / RM0.5306 = 2.3558%
Income Return = (RM0.02 / RM0.5407 + 1) * (RM0.0075 / RM0.5719 + 1) * (RM0.005 / RM0.5592 + 1) - 1 = 5.9982%
Total Return = (2.3558% + 1) * (5.9982% + 1) - 1 = 8.50%
On the other hand, the Simple Return for this investment is as below:
Simple Return = [(Market Value - Total Amount Invested) / Total Amount Invested] x 100%
= [(RM20,681.18 - RM20,000.00) / RM20,000.00] x 100%
= 3.41%
View returns on invested capital
"View returns on invested capital" is a new feature that we have introduced to investors to ease their tracking of their invested capital. After years of investing, switching, redeeming, it may be difficult to keep track of your initial invested capital, and returns based on that.
Total Amount Invested, Total Redemption and Net Investment Amount in "View returns based on invested capital" is calculated based on the following formula, in the respective pages: