Active investment management involves actively managing a portfolio of investments with the aim of achieving higher returns than a particular benchmark, such as the S&P 500 index. The portfolio ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. 2022 was a troublesome year for investors. Of the major ...

[The “active” versus “passive” investment debate has raged for decades fueled by performance comparison reports like SPIVA, Alpha Architects, and many others chronicling how a large cross-section of ...

In today’s investment landscape, the debate between active and passive management often misses a critical point: they aren’t mutually exclusive. Incorporating passive funds into actively managed ...

The belief that passive investing is risk-free is a misconception, in our view at AllianceBernstein. Whereas passive portfolios may address concerns about relative risk, they won’t help investors ...

In a recent blog post, “Passive Management Does Not Equal Passive Investing," we showed how passively managed portfolios actually create an active investment in which volatility is not benign and risk ...

The Landscape: Passive Dominance in Traditional Ma... Amid a constantly changing environment, investment teams must evolve to stay competitive. For those at asset management firms, this growth ...

Both the types of mutual funds offer different approaches to managing the investment portfolio. ​While, Active funds aim to ...

Actively managed strategies should have a place at the core of well-designed retirement plans. Many of these strategies continue to be prominently used in both defined contribution (DC) plans and ...

This week Max Freccia from Truvius shares his perspectives on active vs. passive management and how these different investment models – well-defined in TradFi – can be applied to cryptocurrency ...