Using Systematic Equity Strategies: Managing Active Portfolios in the Global Equity Universe
Research Paper
April 18, 2016
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Both quantitative managers and fundamental stockpickers need to understand their risk exposures, build efficient portfolios and differentiate themselves from their competitors. Factor models identify country, industry and style factors, which help forecast and explain portfolio risk. A subset of style factors, Systematic Equity Strategy (SES) factors — such as value, momentum and quality — has also earned positive long-term returns historically. In this paper, we review the role of SES factors in global portfolios and show how active managers can use these factors in an effort to differentiate their strategies and to enhance quantitative alpha models and fundamental security selection.
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