Net of fees and costs
Returns would be reported after management fees, transaction costs and other applicable charges — not gross figures that overstate outcomes.
Performance
No results to show — and a clear standard for when there are.
Quantari has no live track record. Rather than present anything speculative, this page sets out how performance would be measured and disclosed once there is something real and verified to report.
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Quantari has no track record and publishes no performance figures. This space is reserved for verified results, presented under the methodology described below, once a regulated service exists.
Intended methodology
How performance would be presented.
Benchmark comparison
Results would be shown against a clearly stated, relevant benchmark, with the benchmark defined in advance rather than chosen after the fact.
Full period, no cherry-picking
Reporting would cover complete, continuous periods, including downturns and drawdowns — never a selectively favourable window.
Risk shown alongside return
Volatility, drawdown and other risk measures would be presented next to returns, so performance is never read in isolation.
Actual vs. simulated, clearly labelled
Any simulated, backtested or hypothetical figures would be unmistakably labelled as such and never presented as realised results.
Independent, verifiable records
Once operating, reporting would be based on records that can be reconciled and independently verified rather than self-reported claims.
A note on hypothetical results
Important notice
Quantari does not currently present any past, hypothetical, simulated or projected performance. When performance is eventually reported, past performance will not be a reliable indicator of future results, and simulated or backtested results have inherent limitations and do not reflect actual trading. All investing carries the risk of loss, including loss of capital.