Sentences with phrase «active currency management»

«We take an unconstrained investment approach with dynamic sector rotation, active currency management, security selection and relative value positioning, while aiming to manage risks such as duration.»

Our investment process leverages the in - depth knowledge of our experienced fixed income teams globally and our approach with dynamic sector rotation, active currency management, security selection and relative value positioning, while aiming to manage risks such as duration.»

The portfolio may also utilize active currency management in both developed and emerging currencies for the generation of alpha and diversification of risk.

Active currency management, in particular, is critical.

Not exact matches

Prior to joining the GEBS team, Mr. Schneider worked as a portfolio manager in SSGA's Currency Management Group, managing both active currency selection and traditional passive hedging overlay porCurrency Management Group, managing both active currency selection and traditional passive hedging overlay porcurrency selection and traditional passive hedging overlay portfolios.

For all you so - called passive investors, you have to know that currency hedging is active management, the stuff that you all claim is not supposed to work.

Let me state that again: the currency hedge is NOT active management — it is pure risk management (you are reducing the beta of the portfolio for a Canadian investor).

For the unhedged fund, currency exposure is typically unhedged however currency derivatives may be used with equity index futures in managing cash flows or to manage active currency positions relative to the benchmark for risk management purposes.

Trying to hedge tactically, by predicting currency movements, is a form of active management which you would expect to increase your risks, costs, and taxes.

the popularity of currency hedging in the past 10 years simply reflects performance chasing of the currency — there is nothing «passive» about this — it is active management, but at its worst

In 2014, he penned a Financial Times op - ed in which he called bitcoin the «tulip of the 21st century» and said that no currency could succeed without active management from a central bank.