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| | | ... investing is being further pitched at Australian institutional investors at a time when they are thinking outside smart beta products and looking for more outcomes-based solutions. As part of a recent Australian visit, Northern Trust Asset Management ... |
| | | | ... expect to increase new product spending in the next 18 months. While 24% of promoters and investors believe enhanced beta products will generate growth in the future, only 4% of investors (compared to 22% of product promoters) view currency hedged ETFs ... |
| | | | ... investors today but will be vulnerable to the next crisis, whatever it may be." He argues that true-to-label smart beta products should have a tacking error of around 6%-8%, more akin to actively managed strategies, an approach that AXA IM adopts for ... |
| | | | ... active fund managers may be forced to review their business propositions in the light of the growth in advanced beta products. "Smart beta opens up new things you can do," said Blitzer. "In the US advisers are increasingly using ETFs to build portfolios." ... |
| | | | ... strategic asset allocation, or choice of investments that are fit for purpose over the long-term. This combines low-cost Beta products within SSgA's stable designed to get core exposure to the world's major markets, with instruments such as managed futures ... |
| | | | AXA Investment Managers has announced the launch of two new smart beta products, designed as alternatives to index trackers. The AXA IM SmartBeta Equity and AXA IM SmartBeta Bond strategies use rules based filters to reduce exposure to risks associated ... |
| | | | ... given index, such as the ASX, by holding the appropriate size weighting of each of the constituent stocks, smart beta products weight their portfolios according to other factors such as dividend yield or buy broker recommendations. This approach gives ... |
| | | | ... garnering greater allocation within Fund-of-hedge-fund (FoHFs). Also, the ready availability of ETFs and alternative beta products is putting fee pressure on strategies with higher levels of traditional asset class betas, including many classic FoHFs ... |
| | | | ... European investment houses are increasingly moving towards a 'bucket approach', with up to 50 per cent investment in beta products such as ETFs and specific themes such as environmental funds. However, Professor Amin, Rajan, chief executive of the Centre ... |
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