WATCH: Why Covid-19 volatility failed to boost active funds
Ninety-One’s Sangeeth Sewnath talks to Business Day TV about the performance of SA’s active funds
23 October 2020 - 09:56
byBusiness Day TV
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The passive vs active debate has been raging for many years, and the passive side seems to be winning — at least in SA, with almost three quarters of local active funds failing to beat their benchmark index in the first half of the year.
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WATCH: Why Covid-19 volatility failed to boost active funds
Ninety-One’s Sangeeth Sewnath talks to Business Day TV about the performance of SA’s active funds
The passive vs active debate has been raging for many years, and the passive side seems to be winning — at least in SA, with almost three quarters of local active funds failing to beat their benchmark index in the first half of the year.
Sangeeth Sewnath from Ninety-One talks to Business Day TV about SA’s active funds
Ninety-One's Sangeeth Sewnath talks to Business Day TV about the performance of SA's active funds
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