Abstract: A computer data processing system, method and/or computer program product can include a memory coupled to the special purpose processor, the processor configured to: receive electronically, by a special purpose index calculator computer device processor, a universe of publicly traded companies; receive electronically from an electronic data source a plurality of metrics relating to the publicly traded companies, comprising: corporate action data, price data, foreign exchange data, and fundamental financial metric data; combine the plurality of metrics to calculate: a robustness ranking; a dividend yield percentile ranking; and a noncapitalization weighting for the publicly traded companies use the combined metric data to at least one of: a) electronically select or weight constituents of an index based on the combined data; b) electronically select or weight a portfolio of financial objects based on the combined data; or c) electronically allocate assets in a portfolio based on the combined data.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product provides for portfolio analysis in one or more exemplary periods. The method may includes determining weight and return measures between a plurality of assets based upon the likely performance of the assets. The method may also includes determining at least one allocation measure (AM) of the plurality of assets, and decomposing the at least one allocation measure (AM) respectively into at least one static allocation (SA) measure and at least one dynamic allocation (DA) measure. The method may also include determining at least one variance measure (VM); and decomposing the at least one variance measure (VM) into at least one static variance (SV) measure and at least one dynamic variance (DV) measure. The measure may also include attributing performance of the active portfolio of the at least one active portfolio manager across the SA, DA, SV and DV.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product provides for portfolio analysis in one or more exemplary periods. The method includes determining weight and return measures between a plurality of assets based upon the likely performance of the assets. It also includes determining at least one allocation measure (AM) of the plurality of assets, and decomposing the at least one allocation measure (AM) respectively into at least one of a static allocation (SA) measure and a dynamic allocation (DA) measure.