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Active Management 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. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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investors to succeed at active investing, opportunities need to be of
sufficient frequency and value to cover the cost of consistently seeking
and executing trades. Active investing involves making good and sustained
use of shareholder and bondholder rights, requiring compliance with the
highest corporate governance standards and monitoring compliance with
those standards. Socially or economically active investing is an elephant of a idea:
There is about $3 trillion in the nation's various public and
private pension funds. |
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