The Standard & Poor's Indices Versus
Active Funds Scorecard for the six months ended June 30 also showed most active fixed - income funds underperforming their benchmarks, though managers of short - dated government debt did manage to best their indexes in each of the one -, three - and five - year sampling pe
Active Funds Scorecard for the six months ended June 30 also showed most active fixed - income funds underperforming their benchmarks, though managers of short - dated government debt did manage to best their indexes in each of the one -, three - and five - year sampling per
Funds Scorecard for the six months ended June 30 also showed most
active fixed - income funds underperforming their benchmarks, though managers of short - dated government debt did manage to best their indexes in each of the one -, three - and five - year sampling pe
active fixed - income
funds underperforming their benchmarks, though managers of short - dated government debt did manage to best their indexes in each of the one -, three - and five - year sampling per
funds underperforming their benchmarks, though
managers of short - dated government debt did manage to best their indexes in each
of the one -, three - and five - year sampling periods.
S&P Indices vs.
Active Funds (SPIVA ®)
Scorecard — Year - End 2015 In 2015, 66.11 %
of large - cap
managers, 56.81 %
of mid-cap
managers, and 72.2 %
of small - cap
managers underperformed the S&P 500, the S&P MidCap 400 ®, and the S&P SmallCap 600 ®, respectively.