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Active Fund Management

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Active fund management
An investment approach that purposely shifts funds either between asset classes (asset allocation), sectors (sector rotation), or between individual securities (security selection) in order to seek superior returns.

Active Management
The practice of a money manager or a team of money managers making investment decisions on what securities to include in a mutual fund or portfolio. Sometimes active management exists within certain parameters; for example, money managers may only buy blue-chip stocks for a certain fund and growth stocks for another. The basic premise of active management, however, states that the managers can maximize the return for investors by buying or selling securities on a fairly regular basis. See also: Passive management, Indexing.


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We think that there will be a lot of demand, because exposure of international investors to this region is still behind the curve," he said, adding that the fund will provide "exposure and passive management in an efficient way, when active fund management has taken a hit.
Ayaz Ebrahim, chief executive of Halbis, the active fund management specialist arm of HSBC in the Asia Pacific region, points out that yields in the region have been rising as Asian companies ditch their historical antipathy towards paying dividends.
The program then allows a choice of active fund management, quantitative (passive or index funds), or a blend.
 
 
 
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