Added Value in Financial
Institutions
Risk or Return
Emmanual Acar 
Performance attribution is
well standardised within fund management, due to modern portfolio theory. However, the
rewards made to senior executives are a much more subjective topic. Bonuses and salaries
are negotiated on a person-to-person basis and vary from one institution to the next. 
The same tools used in the
fund industry to measure performance may also be used to assess added-value generated by
senior managers and executives within financial institutions. Added Value in Financial
Institutions demonstrates how this can be done and will allow general managers to start
using modern portfolio theory to reward their staff. 
It provides a common
framework to benchmarking as well as theoretical tools to design and refine benchmarks
whilst maintaining an understanding of the specifics of different sectors. Including
contributions from some of the leading names in the field, the book offers a novel
approach to measuring performance and reward within hedge fund companies. It is prime
reading for senior executives, consultants, risk managers, portfolio managers and
derivatives traders alike. 
Edited by Emmanuel Acar, an
actuary with banking experience, Added Value in Financial Institutions is a groundbreaking
guide, unveiling the true worth of added value. 
  - Original
    contributions from traders, investment professionals, bankers, economists, academics and
    actuaries, including:
 
Emmanuel Acar, Citibank 
Joe D'Alessandro, AIG Asset
Management 
Jeroen van Bezooyen, Morgan
Stanley Dean Witter 
Roger Boulton, Watson Wyatt 
Kevin Chang, Credit Suisse
First Boston 
Rebecca Demsetz, Federal
Reserve Bank of New York 
Maureen Duffy, The Journal of
Performance Measurement 
Lauwerus van Eesteren, CTA
C-View, previously Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein 
Helie d'Hautefort, Overlay
Asset Management 
Soosung Hwang, City
University Business School, London 
George Martin, TRS Associates
Renaud Mattis, Overlay Asset
Management 
Joe Prendergast, Credit
Suisse First Boston 
Karin Roland, Valdosta State
University, Georgia 
Marc Saidenberg, Federal
Reserve Bank of New York 
Stephen Satchell, Trinity
College, Cambridge 
Dmitry Shchukin, STELT
Telecom 
Robert Toffel, JP Morgan
Chase & Co. 
Robert De Young, Federal
Reserve Bank of Chicago 
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