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un vecchio cavallo di battaglia sbarca in Europa e in Italia.
Long-Term Underperformance Of European Active Management Continues To Play Out In The Active Vs. Passive Debate
Long-Term Underperformance Of European Active Management Continues To Play Out In The Active Vs. Passive Debate | Seeking Alpha
Every six months, S&P Dow Jones Indices publishes the S&P Indices Versus Active (SPIVA®) Europe Scorecard, which seeks to compare the performance of actively managed equity funds across different categories, and in the SPIVA Europe Year-End 2015 Scorecard, we expanded it to cover more individual countries and regions. Among the new additions are Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, and the Nordic region, with specific data for Denmark and Sweden. This is also the first year-end report in which 10-year data is published for Europe. To access the full report, please click here and for the video summarizing the major findings of the report, please click here.
@Andygo
un vecchio cavallo di battaglia sbarca in Europa e in Italia.
Long-Term Underperformance Of European Active Management Continues To Play Out In The Active Vs. Passive Debate
Long-Term Underperformance Of European Active Management Continues To Play Out In The Active Vs. Passive Debate | Seeking Alpha
Every six months, S&P Dow Jones Indices publishes the S&P Indices Versus Active (SPIVA®) Europe Scorecard, which seeks to compare the performance of actively managed equity funds across different categories, and in the SPIVA Europe Year-End 2015 Scorecard, we expanded it to cover more individual countries and regions. Among the new additions are Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Switzerland, and the Nordic region, with specific data for Denmark and Sweden. This is also the first year-end report in which 10-year data is published for Europe. To access the full report, please click here and for the video summarizing the major findings of the report, please click here.
@Andygo
Azz lo spiva, il cavallo di battaglia di FrankB che tanto denigri in altri threads
Adesso, mettendo da parte l'America e lo spiva, postaci uno studio che dimostri:
- Quanti sono i fondi a gestione attiva (in % o in valore assoluto) negoziabili in Italia che hanno fatto peggio non del loro benchmark (ce ne frega una cippa) ma dei rispettivi fondi a gestione passiva concorrenti (i piu' simili insomma, quando esistono).
- Nel calcolo sopra, magari non sarebbe male se ci fossero inclusi i costi (facciamo medi) relativi allo spread per quei fondi che si negoziano sul book.
A me parrebbe uno studio utile per gli investitori italiani. Che negli USA ci siano prodotti piu' efficienti (sia a gestione passiva che attiva) non e' che a un italiano faccia una grossa differenza...