mutual-funds · Last reviewed 2026-01-09
Sharpe Ratio
A measure of risk-adjusted returns. Higher Sharpe ratio indicates better returns per unit of risk taken. Ratio above 1 is considered good.
Why it matters
Understanding Sharpe Ratio is crucial for making informed financial decisions in India.
Example
Numeric example
Example: Sharpe Ratio in practice with Indian Rupees
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How to use it
Use Sharpe Ratio when making financial decisions related to mutual-funds.
Common mistakes
- ·Not understanding the full implications
- ·Ignoring associated costs
Sharpe Ratio · last reviewed 2026-01-09