Sentence examples similar to Less than the index benchmark from inspiring English sources

If you make your beta calculations and find out the stock you're analyzing has a beta of 1, it won't be any more or less risky than the index you used as a benchmark.

One in four women earn less than the benchmark, compared to 16% of men.

One in four women earn less than the benchmark, compared with 16% of men.

Over the last three years, every one of these ETFs lost less than the benchmark.

Underweight means owning less than the benchmark's share of a sector.

That means their operating costs are about $40 per barrel less than the benchmark price.

Coutts' fixed-income and balanced portfolios also beat their benchmarks and with less risk than the indexes.

He argues, in The Economist no less, that the index is less relevant nowadays than before.

It is also notable that beats of both indices are less than unity that implies that the two indices are less risky than the benchmark (KSE-All Shares).

Investors were charged less than the "two-and-twenty" benchmark: management fees averaged 1.6% of assets.

The saving grace of this is that emerging markets are less than 10percentt of the benchmark All Country World Index.