Mutual fund share classes covered
Researchers across stocks, credit ratings, managed investments, and more
Public companies covered
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Mutual fund share classes covered
Researchers across stocks, credit ratings, managed investments, and more
Public companies covered
Evaluates a fund’s past risk-adjusted performance compared to its peers. The quantitative star rating identifies funds that are worthy of further research.
Analyzes a fund’s ability to outperform its peers or a relevant index on a risk-adjusted basis. The forward-looking, qualitative and quantitative analysis simplifies the search for managed investments.
Assesses a stock’s price compared to our estimate of its worth, adjusted for uncertainty. The quantitative star rating seeks to identify stocks that are undervalued.
Indicates a firm’s potential to sustain excess profits over a long period of time. This qualitative and quantitative analysis seeks to identify competitively-advantaged companies.
Measures a company’s exposure to and management of material environmental, social, and governance risks. The rating combines qualitative and quantitative assessments.
Measures how well a fund’s holdings manage material environmental, social, and governance risks relative to its peer group, summarizing qualitative assessments into a quantitative rating.
Forward looking opinions about credit risk which reflect the creditworthiness of an issuer, rated entity, security, and/or obligation.
Measures the estimated risk level of an investment portfolio. The quantitative tool can help an advisor match a portfolio to an investor’s risk profile.
Classifies portfolios by asset-class, risk, return, and behavior profiles of their holdings. The qualitative system shows similar investments by region.
Visually represents fund characteristics based on its stock holdings. The quantitative tool reveals the true positioning of a fund.
Examines if a venture-backed company is headed toward a successful IPO or acquisition. The AI-powered, quantitative tool creates exit predictions that help identify potential investment opportunities.
Analyzes the performance of private capital fund families by strategy compared to their peers. The quantitative approach evaluates the track record of fund managers.
Models cash flows of private market funds to help inform portfolio construction. The quantitative tool helps streamline investment decision-making.
Assesses the current return environment for private market funds. The quantitative approach helps investors gather performance insights faster, before quarterly returns are available.
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All statistics above are sourced from Morningstar’s 2024 Annual Report with data as of December 2024.