Active manager success rate worse than passive peers
It is more likely that passive funds will survive and generate a return in excess of their average active peers, according to Morningstar
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First ETF launches in Europe via white-label platform
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Cutting carbon completely from portfolios not sustainable: panel
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Can any metric justify soaring tech valuations?
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DWS fixed income trading head resurfaces at Gam
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Ucits-induced financial crisis possible, Alfi report warns
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Nikko AM launches disruptive innovation fund
Ucits global equity fund launched with US-based Ark Investment Management to focus on next generation technologies
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Fitch signs to PRI and establishes sustainable unit
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ETF valuations hit by index switch-up
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Selectors need to look beyond Ucits
Fund buyers should consider alternative investment funds to take advantage of illiquid assets that the Ucits structure cannot support
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Gam whistleblower triggered Haywood probe
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