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Institutional investors’ shift to passive strategies in recent years is slowing amid market volatility, which has made investors amenable to slightly higher fees for active strategies, according to a new study from Callan. https://t.co/ncT1rVgWYH
A majority of financial advisors plan to incorporate #activeETFs into their investment strategies in the coming year, results of an Ignites Research survey show. https://t.co/mbtXKZEmtH
A recent study by asset manager @NuveenInv highlights how active can and does beat passive in bond investing when it comes to risk-adjusted returns. https://t.co/ygVoLP59C0
New study from Callan finds that investors are currently more comfortable paying the slightly higher fees for active management if it means better returns in the long run: https://t.co/HLaSrTikUL
Tomorrow! It's not too late to register to learn more about the Active Managers Council and how we're addressing the misleading narrative that has pitted active against passive in a false dichotomy. https://t.co/UhZQnfrs0K
After years in the shadows, active ETFs are having their day in the sun. In the first half of 2023, active ETFs grew 14%, far exceeding the 3% growth in passive ETFs in the same period. Here's what you need to know about this emerging trend. https://t.co/tXnk1hLGS9
According to John Bowman, executive vice president of @CAIAAssociation, "We are approaching another inflection point” in the growth of alternatives. Here's why: https://t.co/PWTfeZe8iZ
Both active and passive play important roles in investment management, but a misleading narrative has pitted active against passive in a false dichotomy. Join us as we look at the Council’s thought leadership and advocacy, impact, and future agenda: https://t.co/aiVWHUA4Ll
The majority of active strategies survived and beat their benchmarks over the last 12 months, according to Morningstar. Some are doing especially well. https://t.co/y15Tl4LNUW
Investors are flocking to active managers to uncover opportunities in volatile markets. Our new blog post explores the reasons why institutional investor flows into active strategies are on the rise: https://t.co/uSEdw4H6Se
“Active and passive management are critical and play different roles in a broader portfolio.” Council spokesperson Apurva Schwartz of @hardingloevner is quoted in a recent @barronsonline article on the importance of active management. https://t.co/YmMXdiPc2e
Active managers can and do outperform. Harding Loevner’s Apurva Schwartz reviews the benefits of active management and dispels myths about active and passive: https://t.co/VW4P83uONI
It’s not a choice between active or passive management. It’s active or passive, which one is right for me. ANU’s Geoff Warren reviews misconceptions about active in our new video: https://t.co/FOULZYoHyz
As market turmoil shows no signs of slowing, investors are turning to active strategies in greater numbers. Our new blog post looks at the rise of active ETFs: https://t.co/7zXqJEub7m
“An active manager needs to supplement the index, rather than look like it.” Our latest blog looks at why one small-cap fund is standing out from the pack: https://t.co/jcTJ9T4Bbo
Active management can play a key role in finding opportunities in the rocky market environment. A new article in @iimag looks at why TIFF has switched to a more active strategy: https://t.co/euuuQHeXz2
ESG funds that take an active approach and consider factors beyond a company’s ESG rating tend to outperform. That’s according to new research. Read more in our blog: https://t.co/0ndiBNYeJZ