Lipper report: European investors ditch active funds for ETFs
Exchange-traded funds received €16bn in February whilst mutual funds lost €5.9bn
Exchange-traded funds received €16bn in February whilst mutual funds lost €5.9bn
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Where does sentiment lie in terms of the ongoing active/passive debate?
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Part of the £5.5bn Research Enhanced Index platform
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Things have picked up for active managers after a ‘bleak 2022’
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Fundsmith Equity was the only active fund in the top 10 list
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But Royal London was hit hardest as investors pulled over £4bn from active strategies in March
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Despite Hargreaves Lansdown analysis being ‘a bit damning’ for active funds
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Clear preference for trackers in Global, UK All Companies and Sterling Corporate Bond sectors
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Active managers boast about being a better option in tough times but Q1 performance has been shaky
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Thematic ETFs are proving popular but reopening trade is seen as an opportunity for active management
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Baillie Gifford is an ‘outlier’ in a market where active managers’ fees are ‘unjustifiably high’ compared with passive counterparts
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Investors are behaving like fund managers by trading active funds opportunistically and ‘buying and holding’ index trackers
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