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Writing in Financial Times, Renaud De Planta, chairman of Pictect Asset Management, warns that passive investing could threaten the free-market economy. As a reminder, passive investing can be defined as an investment strategy that aims to maximize returns over the long run by keeping the amount of buying and selling to a minimum. The main

Passive asset management houses have enjoyed rapid growth over the past years. As a reminder, passive management describes the management of assets with the aim of tracking an index and achieving returns that reflect the return on the benchmark index. Over the last years, investors have increasingly chosen to invest in those cheaper index funds

In a article published this week in Les Echos, Sophie Rolland raises the expansion of passive funds over active funds and how these are fighting against the development of passive funds.  For a few years now, active funds face competition of passive funds. According to Moody’s, by 2025, passive management will represent over half of

Passive funds – also known as index funds – are passively managed according to a pre-defined strategy, which means that their portfolios mirror the components of a market index. Research carried out by Charles Stanley Pan Asset now shows that these funds have done better than active funds by 4.73% on average over 5 years

ASK Take a closer look at the product information sheet to determine how "green" the investment product really is and whether it corresponds to your own ideas of a sustainable investment. It is always advisable to ask your financial advisor for a sustainability rating, but keep in mind that there are currently no uniform standards

Keynote address by Jella Benner-Heinacher on market structures, “retail” investors, and payments for order flows (PFOF) Thank you for the invitation and congratulations to FESE to organize such an impressive conference in Prague. I would have loved to be personally in this beautiful city of Prague but unfortunately, I can only attend virtually. Nevertheless, I

„Indexschmusen“ oder „Closet Indexing“ beschreibt die Praxis, einen Fonds mit hohem Aktienanteil in den Vertriebsunterlagen als aktiv verwaltet zu bezeichnen, obwohl dieser sehr eng an einen Referenzwert angelehnt ist und daher eine eher passive Anlagestrategie zu verfolgen scheint.

Explanations A differential pricing mechanism in insurance contracts describes a practice by which an insurance company adapts the cost or price of the product/service on considerations other than the expected risk premia or estimated expenses. Put simply, prices will reflect how proactive or passive a client is (shop around or not) rather than the risk

An analysis by ESMA, the European Securities and Markets Authority, has shed light on the costs and performance of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds compared to non-ESG funds. The findings reveal that ESG funds have lower costs and better performance, even after considering factors such as portfolio composition. Understanding the drivers behind these differences

For years, European investors have paid higher fees and have found it more difficult to access low-cost, passively managed products than US investors. Traditional sales and distribution channels are partly responsible for the huge disparity in retail take-up between Europe and the US, where half of the ETF market is retail, compared to only 10%

10 February 2023 | As EU policymakers continue their negotiations on the MiFIR review, BETTER FINANCE is increasingly alarmed that the regulation could severely hurt retail investors, by putting in place a market structure further benefitting dark Systematic Internalisers (SIs). Ignoring the previous plea from BETTER FINANCE and going against the interests of retail investors,

According to a study brought up by the Financial Times, private investors seeking to question company strategy at annual general meetings are increasingly being ignored as Annual General Meetings (AGM) have moved online to adapt to the pandemic and confinement measures. Only 36 per cent of questions posed to companies by shareholders at virtual AGMs

Despite the attempts to channel equity trading to the “lit” markets, more than half of European stock is bought and sold through “dark pools”. BETTER FINANCE has long criticised its negative effects on transparency and pricing, promoting the need to restore confidence in financial markets. Attempts to regulate the financial markets and instruments have already

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