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Some large institutional investors prefer the granularity of a bottom‐up factor model – the way risk is allocated across markets, styles, issuers and industries – while others may prefer a more aggregated view. These investors would rather decompose risk into a few broad themes, such as by grouping fixed-income risk across markets into a level and a slope factor.
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THE ROOTS OF ACTIVE MANAGERS’ UNDERPERFORMANCE IN MARCH AND APRIL
Jul 7, 2014 Mehmet Bayraktar Learn MoreMarch and April of this year saw one of the worst periods of active performance over the past 10 years for actively managed portfolios. And this happened, despite a flat stock market and historically low volatility levels.
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