Analysis of the Standard and Poor's Micropal universe of offshore funds investing in US equities ove...
Analysis of the Standard and Poor's Micropal universe of offshore funds investing in US equities over the past three years shows the majority clustered around the median in terms of risk/return trade-off. Those outperforming their peer group are mostly doing so at the price of increased volatility. The arithmetic mean of the 190 funds in the sector shows a total three year return of 54.04% to the end of October 2000, breaking down as 10.45% over one year, 27.26% from November 1998 through October 1999, and 10.03% from Nov-ember 1997 through October 1998. Among the best performers in risk/...
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