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Active fund managementAn investment approach that purposely shifts funds either between asset classes (asset allocation), sectors (sector rotation), or between individual securities (security selection) in order to seek su [..]
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Active fund managementA fund is said to be actively managed when the fund manager has discretion about which securities and financial instruments to invest in. It is the opposite of passive management in which a fund aims merely to match the performance of a market or index by mirroring its constituents.
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Active fund managementAn investment approach that actively shifts funds either between asset classes (asset allocation) or between individual securities (security selection).
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Active fund managementThe management of assets (eg equities, gilts) in which the skill of the fund manager is used to select particular stocks at particular times, with the aim of achieving higher than average growth for t [..]
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Active fund managementA style of investment management where the fund manger seeks to improve returns or reduce costs by using their expertise to choose which stocks or bonds to buy and sell. The opposite of passive manage [..]
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Active fund managementAn investment approach that purposely shifts funds either between asset classes (asset allocation), sectors (sector rotation), or between individual securities (security selection) in order to seek su [..]
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