The Treynor Ratio is a portfolio performance measure that illustrates the excess return per unit of systematic risk. It is an extension of the Sharpe ratio but instead of using total risk, it incorporates beta, or systematic risk, in the denominator. In the numerator, you can find the risk premium. And the higher the ratio, the more preferrable the investment.

This open-access Excel template is a useful tool for statisticians, financial analysts, data analysts, portfolio managers, and anyone working with spreadsheet software.

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You can also explore other related templates such as—Sharpe Ratio, M2 Ratio, and Jensen’s Alpha.