ARK Invest: 80% of ETF investors are indifferent to active versus passive debate
Investors prefers a blended approach, as both strategies can boost or hinder returns depending on the sector
Investors prefers a blended approach, as both strategies can boost or hinder returns depending on the sector
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Active funds don’t come close to the high returns of the index trackers, with many multi-asset managers cutting their active exposure all together
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Markets are changing and asset managers need to change the way they invest, writes Julia Khandoshko
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Not factoring in geopolitics is ‘madness’ and leads investors into ‘mine fields they should have known existed’
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Patience should help not just with the accumulation of wealth but with the preservation of capital too
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Trying to time the market can be an expensive mistake
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MPT is is wrongly incorporated into most offerings directed at retail clients in the UK, writes Doug Brodie
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Investors are increasingly opting for the safety of cash over uncertain equity markets
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Some investors see opportunity amid the volatility
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Transport, luxury goods and emerging market equities in general expected to take a hit
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Find out who won and who was in attendance at PA’s 12th annual Fund Awards
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After years of low volatility, equity risk may be returning once again – with several larger movements this year emanating from the USA. For risk averse investors, low volatility equity strategies have offered the chance for investors to moderate the volatility.
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