Not exact matches
Standing there seems to be what many
of the huge
active fund firms have decided to do but my guess is we'll see plenty
of overreactions in this space as well in the form
of mergers, acquisitions, new product
lines, and
fund gimmicks to stay relevant.
The problem with this
line of thinking is that if stock selection doesn't add value, then
active management doesn't add value either, and low - cost index
funds become a superior choice.
The firm's
line - up includes more than 55 mutual
funds in a variety
of styles and asset classes, as well as seven strategic beta ETFs and three
active ETFs.
The firm's
line - up includes more than 55 mutual
funds in a variety
of styles and asset classes, as well as a variety
of multifactor and
active ETFs.
Our
line - up includes more than 55 mutual
funds in a variety
of styles and asset classes and seven strategic beta ETFs and three
active ETFs.
This is also where you should take time to learn about
active vs. passive management
of your ETF
fund because trading styles can affect your bottom
line as well.
The addition
of these
active ETFs complements Mackenzie Investments broad and innovative
fund line - up.
The firm's
line - up includes more than 55 mutual
funds in a variety
of styles and asset classes, as well as a variety
of multifactor and
active ETFs.
While there are good
active managers who do outperform their benchmark over long periods
of time, I'm afraid you're not likely to find them running an insurance company's segregated
fund line - up.
To interpret this Exhibit, using the first
line example, we see that 89.52 %
of active mutual
funds with a 10 - year track record and following a large cap growth strategy failed to outperform the S&P 500 Growth (the benchmark index for the group) over the same 10 - year measurement period.
For larger plans, nearly half
of the consultants (48 %) recommend custom target - date strategies that enable tailoring
of both the glide path and the investment manager
line up, while just over one - quarter (27 %) recommend packaged
active / passive
funds even for these mega plans.
The law
of averages and regression to the mean, sort
of dictate that on a long time
line your Big Bad
Active Fund will do about as well as the market did.
The use
of third party
funding is permitted in England and Wales (Arkin v Borchard
Line [2005] 1 WLR 3055), and there are a number
of third party
funders active in the market.