Charles Ellis’s seminal work, Winning the Loser’s Game, published in 1998, highlighted a sobering reality for investors: only about 20% of actively managed funds—those attempting to beat the market ...

Active management is down, but not for the count. Yet it is understandable why the sentiment around it is so bleak. As Morningstar’s fund flow reporting has shown for years, outflows have ravaged ...

Discipline turns volatility into opportunity by grounding crypto investing in research, not speculation. Conviction builds when company fundamentals and onchain activity confirm the same trend. Active ...

It makes great sense for active asset managers to launch ETFs and alternative strategies to broaden their platform offerings. These moves provide many benefits, including revenue diversification, a ...

Reevaluating passive bond allocations – which have historically underperformed active strategies – may open the door to improved investment outcomes. Active management costs more – typically about 35 ...