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 ...

When looking at diversified investing through mutual funds or ETFs, investors can assess active management or passive strategies, and compare them to determine which is right for them.

Passive mutual and exchange-traded funds will top their active counterparts by early next year, but the full picture of the investing marketplace displays much more subtlety, a new study said.

With numerous studies demonstrating that passive index investing consistently outperforms most active managers over the long term, one may question why investors would opt for an active manager. It ...

Active strategies—whether in mutual funds, ETF or other wrappers—continue to draw a healthy volume of fund flows, despite a majority of such vehicles failing to outperform their passive counterparts.

A recent monthly trends market report from Cerulli Associates found passive ETFs outperformed actively managed funds, although recent flows and launches continue to favor actively managed funds. An ...

Amid all the hoopla over the flow of assets into passive indexed strategies and out of more costly, actively managed mutual funds, the foundational appeal of active management is being overlooked, ...

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 ...

Domestic Equity Funds You know that passively managed funds tend to outperform actively run funds. That long ago ceased to be news. Nor is it novel to suggest that as ...

Amid a constantly changing environment, investment teams must evolve to stay competitive. For those at asset management firms, this growth includes truly understanding how to find attractive ...

A year-long analysis of active mutual funds and ETFs reveals that just 33% outperformed their passive counterparts on an asset-weighted basis, down 14 percentage points year-over-year. US equity ...