Curious what are the lower and upper bounds of Alpha Sharpe (not Sharpe) ratio you guys are aware of for PMs?
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Almost all ratios quoted for PMs, especially at a MM, will be alpha as these tend to be neutral to a whole bunch of stuff (if equities market and factor neutral, etc). So I’m not sure what you are asking.
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