knitr::opts_chunk$set(echo = TRUE) library(tidyverse) library(purrr) library(AZASRS)
The first entry for the build_grouped_pm_metrics
function is ...
- this is where you can insert the breakdown you'd like.
For example, to simply see by fund, you could use build_grouped_pm_metrics(pm_fund_common_name)
For inception to date, simply use itd = TRUE
# ITD category metrics df = build_grouped_pm_metrics(pm_fund_portfolio, pm_fund_category_description, itd = TRUE) df
For any date range other than ITD, simply enter a start and end date. Note that certain metrics will be NA
. This will be true for any metrics that require itd=TRUE
# Last quarter's portfolio metrics value_date = get_value_date() start_date = calc_add_qtrs(value_date, -1) df = build_grouped_pm_metrics(pm_fund_common_name, start_date = start_date, end_date = value_date) df
Setup all data
con = AZASRS_DATABASE_CONNECTION() nav_daily = get_pm_nav_daily(con = con) cf_daily = get_pm_cash_flow_daily(con = con) bench_daily = get_benchmark_daily_index(con = con, benchmark_type = "PVT", return_tibble = TRUE) bench_relationships = get_benchmark_fund_relationship(con = con, bench_type = "PVT", return_tibble = TRUE) pm_fund_info = get_pm_fund_info(con = con)
Then call based off of variable dates
cash_adjusted = FALSE itd = FALSE start_date = "2014-12-31" end_date = get_value_date(con = con) df = build_grouped_pm_metrics(pm_fund_common_name, con = con, start_date = start_date, end_date = end_date, itd = itd, cash_adjusted = cash_adjusted, nav_daily = nav_daily, cf_daily = cf_daily, bench_daily = bench_daily, bench_relationships = bench_relationships, pm_fund_info = pm_fund_info) df
date_ranges <- tibble() for (i in c(1, 4, 12, 20, 40)) { date_range <- build_lagged_date_range_df( start_date = "2004-06-30", end_date = end_date, n_qtrs = i ) %>% mutate(n_qtrs = i) date_ranges <- bind_rows(date_ranges, date_range) } date_range_itd <- build_lagged_date_range_df( start_date = "2004-06-30", end_date = end_date, n_qtrs = 1 ) %>% mutate(n_qtrs = 1)
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