INVESTMENT & PERFORMANCE REPORTING SYSTEM

Personal Investment Performance

Real-time, web-based investment performance calculation engine & reporting system

PIP Module Brochure (pdf)

OVERVIEW

Personal Investment Performance Module

EnterpriseROR's PIP Module is a real-time, web-enabled investment performance calculation engine and reporting system specifically designed to seamlessly integrate and operate behind the secure firewall of an account access website application. PIP is a specialized development platform intended for building or augmenting enterprise-level investment performance reporting applications.

Who Should Use EnterpriseROR PIP?

The PIP system is a performance reporting and investment personalization system. The detailed performance picture rendered by PIP enables firms to offer engaging and high quality performance reporting and investment personalization to their retirement plan participants and retail investors, investment advisors and brokers via their account access website and investor statements. Capable of meeting the budget of even the most cost-conscience firms, financial institutions and service providers, dailyVest's PIP Module provides the competitive edge required in today's marketplace.

Personal Rate of Return

'Dashboard' layout of analytics that can be created using EnterpriseROR PIP. Customizable charts and tables can be generated to communicate personal performance results including net investment vs. market value, cumulative historical returns, annualized returns, monthly, quarterly, yearly, year-to-date, multi-period and custom period returns, geometrically linked returns and benchmark comparison charts and tables. EnterpriseROR even calculates investment returns for proprietary funds and securities.

Investment Personalization

"Investment Personalization" refers to personalized investment information not falling under the category of personal performance. Data needed to calculate personal rate of return information can also be used to analyze and display virtually any other element of useful investor information. This includes tables of current holdings, transaction history lists, standard deviation (also known as Risk) -- a measure of a portfolio's volatility, charts showing balance history, pie charts showing the breakdown by investment and asset class, pie charts depicting historical vs. current asset allocation, model portfolios, security price history charts, and an account activity table summarizing beginning value, intermediate transaction types and ending value. These are just a few.

Levels of Analysis: Drill-Down/Drill-Up

PIP offers many alternatives in the way investment performance and personalization are presented. Results can be calculated and rendered in real-time or batch mode at the following levels, in ascending order...

  • Holdings level - single investment holding of a person
  • Sub-account or asset class level - a person's multiple investment holdings comprising a sub-account such as a 'source' or 'money type,' e.g., employer contributons, an asset class
  • Plan or account-level - a person's many investment holdings within an account or employer-sponsored plan
  • Consolidated portfolio, multi-plan/multi-account level - many accounts containing many holdings for one participant/investor/family
  • Population-level; Plans or accounts for many people - contains many participant or investor accounts/plans using a new product pioneered by dailyVest known as “planAnalytics” for displaying investment population analysis

Furthermore, users can select any time period for which analysis is desired. Pie charts are even designed to render breakdown of the portfolio/account/plan by asset class, individual holding or other security attributes "as-of" any previous date.

Industry Standard Calculation Methodologies

The PIP Module adheres to calculation methodologies recommended by the Investment Performance Council of the CFA Institute (formerly the Association for Investment Management and Research or "AIMR"). Specifically, calculation methodologies are consistent with those specified in the Global Investment Performance Standard, or "GIPS" standard. In addition to the GIPS-recommended Time-Weighted Rate of Return methodologies implemented by the FOM (including Modified-Dietz and Daily Valuation), the Dollar-Weighted Rate of Return method (a.k.a. "IRR") may also be set for calculating investment returns.


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