Risk-adjusted
returns are important for mutual fund investors because they provide a more
accurate picture of a fund's performance than simple returns. Simple returns do
not take into account the level of risk that was taken to achieve those
returns, whereas risk-adjusted returns do. Risk Return Matrix report helps to
analyse a fund’s risk return proposition using a host of risk ratios, and also
provides the relative position of a fund within its category from the risk
return perspective.
