2020
DOI: 10.1504/ijbsr.2020.104147
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The TODIM multi-criteria method applied to the ANBIMA ranking of Brazilian investment funds

Abstract: ANBIMA, the Brazilian Financial and Capital Markets Association, monthly presents the ranking of investment funds management by category. This ranking makes available information about the management of resources from players that invested in funds in Brazil. The institutions that are included in this ranking are ordered based on the total amount of the net equity under management in all categories of investment funds. The research presented in this article applies the TODIM multi-criteria method for building … Show more

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“…PROMÉTHÉE II performs a pairwise difference of alternatives' performances on each criterion, aiming to establish a ranking of alternatives [33]. In the TODIM pairwise comparisons the positive and negative differences, i.e., results from subtracting performance measures, are expressed in a distinct way [28,29,34]. In ELECTRE methods, when subtracting the performances of two alternatives to obtain the concordance and discordance indexes, not all values of subtractions are used [35].…”
Section: Mcda Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PROMÉTHÉE II performs a pairwise difference of alternatives' performances on each criterion, aiming to establish a ranking of alternatives [33]. In the TODIM pairwise comparisons the positive and negative differences, i.e., results from subtracting performance measures, are expressed in a distinct way [28,29,34]. In ELECTRE methods, when subtracting the performances of two alternatives to obtain the concordance and discordance indexes, not all values of subtractions are used [35].…”
Section: Mcda Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%