“The S&P 500 is no longer a neutral decision, but an active bet,” argues PanAgora’s Eric Sorensen, in his latest paper, “Return to Active Equity Management,” published in The Journal of Portfolio Management this summer.
Investment professionals have long known that active management is an indispensable tool for tailoring portfolios to meet investors. Recent reports and news stories are highlighting the value-added that active management provides in today’s markets.
Active management can play a critical role in helping investors navigate periods of volatility, conclude two recent reports from asset managers Natixis and T. Rowe Price.
In the turbulent markets of recent months, active management – and its value to investors – has been much in the news. Here is a recap of four recent media stories that caught our eye.
Widespread adoption of capping methodologies would likely accelerate the process of establishing a sustainable balance between active and passive investing.
Bill Roberts and Apurva Schwartz got together to talk about Schwartz’s article, titled “Beyond the False Dichotomy of Active Versus Passive,” which was published in the May/June 2024 issue of Investments & Wealth Monitor.
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