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The Information Ratio as a Performance Metric

The information ratio is used to assess the risk-adjusted performance of active portfolio managers. This performance metric focuses on the active portfolio only and neglects a risky benchmark component. In this paper, we consider the question whether the information ratio can be used to evaluate the value-added of active management from the perspective of the overall risky portfolio.