Investor Expectation Score (I.E.) Investors and company boards of directors have established targets for the five key performance measures that appear on pages 2 and 3 of this report. The I.E. score ranges from 0 to 120
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Investor Expectation Score (I.E.) Investors and company boards of directors have established targets for the five key performance measures that appear on pages 2 and 3 of this report. The I.E. score ranges from 0 to 120 (if all targets are exceeded by 40% or more). Click the Help button (upper-right) for more informationBest-InIndustry Score (BII) The B-I-I score measures each company's performance relative to the best performing company on each key scoring measure. The B-I-I score ranges from 0 to 100. To score 100 a company must be the best performing company in the industry on all five key performance measures.Weighted Average Score The weighted average score combines the Investor Expectation Score and the Best-In-Industry Score using a 50%-50% weighting as specified by the course instructor. Detailed explanations of scoring are provided in the Help sections asociated with pages 1, 2, and 3 of this report.Return On Equity scores are based on a 20% or 20 point weighting. Bolded numbers indicate achievement of the investor expected ROE shown below each yearly column head. Highlighted numbers indicate best-in-industry performances for each year. Game-To-Date scores are based on a weighted average of the annual ROE performances. For more information, click the Help button (above-right).Stock Price scores are based on a 20% or 20 point weighting. Bold numbers indicate achievement of the investor expected stock price shown below each yearly column head. Highlighted numbers indicate best-in-industry performance for each year. Game-To-Date scores are based solely on the most recent year's stock price. For more information, click the Help button (above-right).
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