Meanwhile, the National Association of Active Investment Managers Exposure Index, which
tracks active money managers» average exposure to U.S. equity markets, fell to 55.57 this week, down from an average of 71 in the first quarter of the year and roughly 63 since mid-2006.
Active Managers Stage a Comeback With more active funds outperforming, some asset managers are optimistic the resurgence will slow the flow of money into index - tracking
Active Managers Stage a Comeback With more active funds outperforming, some asset managers are optimistic the resurgence will slow the flow of money into index - trackin
Managers Stage a Comeback With more
active funds outperforming, some asset managers are optimistic the resurgence will slow the flow of money into index - tracking
active funds outperforming, some asset
managers are optimistic the resurgence will slow the flow of money into index - trackin
managers are optimistic the resurgence will slow the flow of
money into index -
tracking funds.
There is optimism among investors, the article says, that «conditions are right for
active managers» resurgence to continue, eventually slowing the flow of
money out of actively managed funds into lower - cost index -
tracking funds, a trend that hounded many of them in recent years.»