In a GIPS Report, the GIPS standards allow firms to link non-GIPS-compliant performance to the composite’s GIPS-compliant history provided that only GIPS-compliant performance is shown for periods beginning on or after the minimum effective compliance date.

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When the asset owner makes the claim of compliance with the GIPS standards, it is representing that all of the applicable requirements of the GIPS standards have been met on an asset ownerwide basis.

The GIPS standards are the recognized standard for calculating and presenting investment per-formance around the world. Compliance with the GIPS standards has become a firm’s “passport” to market investment management services globally. Asset owners that comply demonstrate a commitment to adhering to global best practices.

GIPS standards and created a single global standard for investment performance reporting, which increased minimum standards worldwide. It was the most comprehensive and significant upgrade

Firms comply with the GIPS ® standards to fulfill their ethical duty to fully disclose and fairly present performance, advance fair competitive practices within the industry, and respond to the demands of prospective clients and investors.

GIPS standards for FMPs must comply with all applicable requirements of the GIPS standards for FMPs, including any interpretative guidance published by CFA Institute and the GIPS standards for FMPs governing bodies.

Because the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS®) are updated and expanded through interpretations, Guidance Statements, and new provisions, the GIPS Handbook has been created as a companion to complement this dynamic nature of the Standards. This version of the Handbook captures the additions, eliminations,

The GIPS standards encourage firms to develop objective criteria for defining composites. The following are Guiding Principles that firms must consider when defining composites: • Composites must be defined according to similar investment objectives and/or strategies. Composites should enable clients to compare the performance of one