Sentences with word «underperformance»

In actuality, the periods of underperformance of the more conservative strategy generally do not undermine its overall ability to outperform.

Despite some single - factor portfolios outperforming the market over the long term, they experienced periods of underperformance in different macroeconomic conditions depending on their cyclical characteristics, as noted in the previous blog.

«The single most consistent reason for underperformance in media companies is bad acquisitions,» the authors of the 2009 book write.

Appointed by the Secretary of State, RSCs have a remit of tackling underperformance in academies and boosting the number of academy sponsors.

Another academy trust has been criticised for underperformance by Ofsted in the education watchdog's second focused inspection of an academy chain.

The SPIVA Scorecard of active fund managers produced by S&P Dow Jones Indices shows long - term underperformance of active managers, but Steve Deschenes, with Capital Group, takes issue with the active versus passive debate.

But the manager, known for his vocal activist campaigns, has largely blamed his recent underperformance on the same phenomenon.

Additionally, we increased exposure to real estate investment trusts given their improved long - term return potential, following recent underperformance relative to U.S. equities.

The numbers for August 2017 are up and, as always, we're dealing with underperformance from Android 7.0 and 7.1 versus Marshmallow.

In a recent piece in The Huffington Post, American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten and Stanford University Professor Linda Darling - Hammond redefined the word accountability to essentially mean its opposite: avoiding responsibility for academic underperformance.

Here's what I learned from the «Lost Decade»: Even the 500 largest companies (by capitalization) of the greatest economy on the planet will experience extended periods of underperformance from time to time.

Teaching schools are being encouraged to tackle underperformance at academies in the east Midlands and Humber, says Jenny Bexon - Smith, the area's regional schools commissioner (RSC).

Rather, view a single year of underperformance as a signal to take a closer look at the fund and how it fits with your objectives.

From a peer analysis angle, relative underperformance over the last year has improved more recently.

In general, most turnaround efforts have focused on improving individual schools, with less attention paid to changing the school - system level conditions that contributed to the chronic underperformance in the first place.

Addressing pandemic disinterest in the teaching profession with Teach for America and Teach First programs may be a solution to local shortcomings but will not cure the systemic infections that cause current educational underperformance in many countries.

Fund managers often «window dress,» where they make their portfolio look good for quarterly reporting purposes by selling shares with significant underperformance during their quarter.

Challenging beliefs and continuously reflecting on mental models are at the core of breaking the cycle of persistent underperformance in schools.

EM equities had a tiger in their tank in 2017, ending years of underperformance versus developed peers.

I've read some of Bogle's writings before about underperformance due to market timing.

Districts respond to school underperformance by creating more rules.

Seth Klarman, who is one of the very best value investors, writes: «Short — term underperformance doesn't trouble us; indeed, because it is the price that must sometimes be paid for longer - term outperformance.»

There's a time and place for everything, but my experience working with money managers and asset allocators alike is that these measures are often used to confuse the end investor or move the goalposts after underperformance occurs.

Those factors are likely responsible for the ETF's relative underperformance compared to its biotech fund peers.

On the other hand, if you are willing to risk underperformance for a chance for greater returns, a variable life insurance policy with sub-accounts invested in equities and bonds may make more sense for you.

Echoing Barber and Odean's work, the study found rampant overconfidence and consistent underperformance among investors who dramatically overestimated their returns.

When we select based on the correlation of a fund's value - add over the market with factor returns, we observe that the mutual funds with high correlations to the market and to the momentum factor are the worst performers in the list with average underperformance of − 0.4 % and − 2.1 % a year, respectively (− 0.4 % and − 1.4 % a year, respectively, for the second measure).

In the context of project financing, refers to a one - time payment out of liquidated damages to reflect cash flow losses from sustained underperformance.

We may be interested in the current performance of MATs as part of the accountability system, and to support mechanisms by which underperformance is identified and tackled.

No matter what, it is the manager who is held responsible for underperformance within any organisation.

The median alpha from the winning funds is low relative to the median underperformance from the losing funds, and this makes it tough to beat an all - index - fund portfolio, all the time.

To paraphrase Nobel laureate William Sharpe in The Arithmetic of Active Management, the cumulative sum of all investments equals the market return, which nets out to underperformance after fees.

Tackling education underperformance among disadvantaged young people is a stated aim of the current UK government.

Identify underperformance in IT - Managing an IT team and resources isn't easy if you don't understand and keep up with the latest IT technologies; we haven't met a business manager yet that has enough «spare time» to be able to do this!

«1964, with its focus on economic underperformance and relative decline, presided over by an out of touch Tory elite, is particularly resonant given the likely electoral battleground in 2015,» the pair concluded.

Active managers lament that this strategy represents guaranteed underperformance given the low fee must still be netted out of the index return, but it can still represent a strategy capable of beating active fund managers over the long haul.

Indexing your portfolio avoids missing returns through underperformance and eliminates the guesswork with trying to identify just the winning securities.

Many investors are realizing that paying above - average fees for market underperformance doesn't make sense.

At Harris Associates, we believe «closet indexers» are primarily to blame for the average active manager underperformance.

The discipline not to deviate in the face of massive relative underperformance seemed insane at the time.

A DfE spokesperson said: «We will take swift action to address underperformance in all schools — no matter who controls them.

As they follow the benchmark, they don't struggle with the same underperformance issues that actively managed funds do.

We will not achieve the goal of maximizing real return potential over time if we are compounding underperformance into perpetuity.

The Pure Stock Fund II delivered 7.75 % annualized compared to the Nifty 50's 5.32 % and the Asset Allocation Fund II delivered 6.47 % compared to 8.47 % on its benchmark, reinforcing equity fund outperformance, debt fund underperformance trend.

However, that outperformance in down markets came at the cost of underperformance during boom times for emerging markets, so EEMV makes the most sense as a diversification tool when emerging markets look particularly at - risk.