Barra Mulls Offering Style Analysis Service As Off-The-Shelf Product
RESEARCH & ANALYTICS
Barra Global Investment Technology & Consulting is studying ways to expand the form and scope of its new Style Analysis Service. The service, which is based on the work of Nobel Prize-winner William F. Sharpe, is designed to help plan sponsors analyze the investment style of their money managers.
Unlike the BHSW Style Advisor offered by New York investment firm Balch, Hardy, Scheinman & Winston Inc. (IMT, Nov. 13), Barra's Style Analysis Service isn't currently available as an off-the-shelf
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