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The M-squared factor, or Modigliani-Modigliani measure, is a risk-adjusted performance metric that allows comparison of investment portfolios with different levels of risk by adjusting the returns to a common risk level, typically that of the market. It provides a clearer picture of performance by considering both the return and the risk taken to achieve it, making it a valuable tool for evaluating portfolio managers.
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