AJ Bell: Passive funds ‘eating the lunch’ of active managers
Just a third of active funds outperform passive across a decade
Just a third of active funds outperform passive across a decade
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The 11 new impact portfolios ‘seek to generate positive, measurable, and sustainable social and environmental change, alongside a financial return’
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The dominance of passive funds shows no signs of stopping, nor do the outflows from UK funds, according to Diane Earnshaw
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Funds that converted to ESG strategies lowered their costs by 20 basis points on average
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Passive funds were the most popular purchase, accounting for 74% of sales over the period
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Iain McLeod examines the key trends driving the world’s wealthiest investors’ portfolios
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St James’s Place portfolio strategies manager shares what led her to a career in the investment sector
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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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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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Only 35% of active funds beat their benchmark over the past 12 months, and ESG portfolios were even worse off
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According to Morningstar’s latest Active/Passive Barometer report
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A potential end to interest rate hikes injected optimism back into UK investors, who favoured passive funds over their active counterparts
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