AJ Bell: Passive funds ‘eating the lunch’ of active managers
Just a third of active funds outperform passive across a decade
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The 15% of US funds that beat the S&P 500 over the past decade
How did these 20 active funds succeed where so many others failed?
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IA: Index trackers attract £3.4bn in July
Active funds lose £2.1bn, according to IA
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Morningstar: ESG funds are cheaper than conventional strategies
Funds that converted to ESG strategies lowered their costs by 20 basis points on average
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SJP: The five areas ultra-high-net-worth investors are allocating
Iain McLeod examines the key trends driving the world’s wealthiest investors’ portfolios
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Downing’s Paget: Flock towards global ‘titans’ will be seen as ‘collective hysteria’
Domination of mega caps has ‘never continued indefinitely’
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Generation Next with SJP’s Jenny Chae: An eye on the future
St James’s Place portfolio strategies manager shares what led her to a career in the investment sector
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HSBC: We need to re-examine the active vs passive debate
Active funds may have lost some of their shine, but a blended portfolio is essential to any investor, writes Sefian Kasem
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Tyndall’s Wintle: The hidden dangers of passive investing
Tracker funds are seen as the low-risk route to investing, but Felix Wintle says this assumption may need a re-think
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LSEG report: Most active funds are underperforming their benchmarks
Only 35% of active funds beat their benchmark over the past 12 months, and ESG portfolios were even worse off
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Morningstar: Active managers find value in fixed income but passives still favoured
According to Morningstar’s latest Active/Passive Barometer report
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AJ Bell: 36% of active funds outperform passive in 2023
Funds that outperform hold lower average fee than underperformers, according to the platform