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I need help understanding Risk Adjusted Return on Assets provide an example of the calculation using...

I need help understanding Risk Adjusted Return on Assets

provide an example of the calculation using a specific financial institution

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Risk adjusted returns are an indicator of total returns generated in context of total amount of risk taken.

It is a weighted average of risk based return generated on assets in a portfolio.

It is calculated by taking the return on investment, substracting the risk free rate, and dividing the net result by standard deviation of the Investment .you can add figures to it to arrive at an example.

This indicator is considered as a better measure of calculation of return than return on investments.  

This indicator is widely used for comparison of returns of two mutual funds.

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