Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform V2.0 Highlights

 

Now Available Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform 2.0 - delivers significant new functionality including attribution and after tax performance

Thomson is excited to announce the release of Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform 2.0. Since the initial market release of Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform i, Thomson has added several key features for performance measurement that were essential in keeping with the requirements of our existing clients and the market. Some of these features include criteria-based composite management, segment tracking, automated workflow for backdated transactions and presentation style reporting. With the latest release, Perform 2.0 will offer a single, robust solution to performance, attribution and risk measurement. The key enhancements added in version 2.0 include:

After-Tax Performance
The ability to calculate and report pre-liquidation after-tax performance returns at the total portfolio/composite, segment and security level. Tax rate schedules can be maintained and stored historically within Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform and used to calculate tax on income and gain/loss within the portfolios. Additional features include the ability to create tax rate schemes that can be applied to multiple portfolios for easy setup and maintenance.
Attribution
New reporting capabilities will allow users to choose between single and multi-currency attribution analysis. Using the same models that exist today within Thomson Portfolio Analytics (single currency attribution model and Karnosky/Singer), we will offer both holding's-based attribution as well as transaction-based to accurately record cash flows in performance calculations. Additional features include the ability to run attribution analysis reports with "nested" segments (i.e. Total Portfolio-->Market Capitalization-->P/E Ratio), arithmetic multi-period linking when reporting on combined timeframes and the ability to store total level benchmark information with underlying constituents and weightings.
Policy Mix and Balanced Benchmarks
Users will be able to create and store a policy mix for portfolios and composites and choose to compare their portfolio returns versus a policy mix and/or balanced benchmark. Example: a user assigns a policy mix of 50% Equity, 40% Fixed Income and 10% Cash to their portfolio. Each segment is then assigned a benchmark for performance comparison. At the total portfolio level, Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform will display a "Policy Mix Benchmark" which is a blend of each underlying segment's benchmark using the allocation %'s specified above. Users will have an additional option to compare their returns against a "Balanced Benchmark" which is a blend of each underlying segment's benchmark using the actual allocation percentages of the portfolio.
Universe Reporting
A new 'Universe' report has been added to Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform that will allow users to view their portfolio's performance ranking within a universe or peer group. Universe reporting will allow users to view their ranking at the total portfolio level or underlying segment level (i.e. Equity Only). Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform's flexible interface allows users to import universe data from any third party vendor.

To learn more about Thomson Reuters PORTIA Perform 2.0, please contact your relationship manager. Additionally, the Documentation section of this web-site contains the most recent guides or v2.0.

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