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Standard asset allocation problems such as mean variance or conditional value at risk can be easily developed and solved using MATLAB® and Financial ...
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Strategic-beta, also called smart beta, ETFs offering exposure to the UK all-cap market are more expensive than their market cap weighted peers thank
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The revolution is coming, and investors better be ready.
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If investors don’t wise up soon that rising valuations are responsible for most of the “alpha” produced by smart beta, the inevitable mean reversion to historical valuation norms threatens to unleash a smart beta crash.
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This special report takes a closer look at smart beta – an area of rapid growth and innovation.
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You have to factor in many things, like value, momentum, size, quality and volatility.
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By Bradley Krom While smart beta has become prevalent for equity strategies, its application to fixed income is still more or less in its infancy. Over the next
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“Deconstructing 'Smart Beta'ETF.comThe inquiries are coming in faster and harder than ever before. Everyone wants facts and figures about so-called smart-beta funds: How many are there? What's the biggest one?”
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“Just because ‘momentum’ fades for a while doesn’t mean you should abandon it.”
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“Nest moves to smart beta investment approachCitywire.co.ukAs a result, Nest said it had built on its belief in passive investing to invest more into alternative indexing, or smart beta, to get the best returns at a low cost.”
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“If you hate the VIX as much as I do, there just might be an ETF for you, but buyer beware.”
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“ETF TrendsAre Smart Beta ETFs Smart Investments?ForbesThe concept of smart beta funds has intrigued me. Smart beta funds use quantitative rankings to determine what stocks to hold and how to weight them.”
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Exchange traded funds (ETFs) that implement smart-beta strategies help investors move away from traditional market-cap methodologies to generate.
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Investment Week
Recent market commentary has raised concerns around crowded trades that could adversely affect smart beta strategies, writes Gaurav Mallik, global head of equity strategies at State Street Global Advisors.
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Why is passive investing becoming more popular with investors?
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Where some registered investment advisers see an opportunity to diversify, others are reluctant to jump on the bandwagon.
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Scientific Beta, the smart beta index provider that has come out of academic work done by Edhec Risk Institute, has launched an flexible fee structure.
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Find our latest news and press releases here. BlackRock’s iShares business, the world’s largest manager of exchange traded funds (ETFs), projects that smart beta ETF assets will reach $1 trillion globally by 2020 and $2.4 trillion by 2025.
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“Investors can target quality international stocks through a new suite of so-called Quality Mix exchange traded funds that mirror strategies employed by Warren (Smart-Beta International ETFs With a Buffett-esque Approach: Investors can target...”
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“This year's acclaimed fund managers unlikely to repeat performance next year.”
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“The smart beta movement have motivated academics and practitioners to come up with a spate of new investment factors.”
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“With a bit of planning and patience, even a thinly traded ETF can be responsibly bought or sold.”
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First Trust, the fund company known in part for its Internet-focused exchange-traded fund,filed regulatory paperwork earlier this month detailing plans for an actively managed ETF that will own U.S. equities and will use options to add cash flow or help protect the portfolio from downside movement.