John Melloy
Let The Good Times Roll! 63% Of Fund Managers Beat The S&P In Q1 来自 businessinsider.com 喜欢 0 阅读量: 9 作者: J Melloy 年份: 2012 收藏 引用 批量引用 报错 分享 全部来源 求助全文 businessinsider.com 相似文献Identifying States of a Financial Market The understanding of complex systems ...
"If you have an active manager who beats the index one year, the chance is less than a coin flip that the manager will beat the index again next year," said Ryan Poirier, senior analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices who co-authored the report. Poirier and his colleague tracked a group o...
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over the time period, with their benchmarks besting them 95.4% and 93.2% of the time, respectively. Overall, 82.2% of all active funds were outperformed over the 15-year period. (Over the both short and long term, actively managed bond funds were more likely to beat their benchmarks.)...
Hedge fund and private investment managers earn performance fees when their funds beat certain benchmarks or preset targets. It's a direct reward for exceptional performance. However, such performance fees are supposed to be largely foreign to the mutual fund industry. Enter fulcrum fees. In this...
the manager's skills are also a contributing factor. A highly trained manager can lead their fund to beat its competitors and their benchmark indexes. This kind of fund manager is known as an active or alpha manager, while those who take a backseat approach are called passive fund managers...