A new academic paper, supported by the Investment Adviser Association’s Active Managers Council, argues that active managers play a role in making markets efficient.
Whether through individual equities, ETFs or SMAs, financial advisors can incorporate gender lens investing in client portfolios without sacrificing returns.
Investors and wealth advisors will always have control over how they assess the information in front of them and respond to the conditions of the markets.
For active managers to outperform, someone else must do badly, Sanford C. Bernstein's Robert Van Brugge said, and historically that’s been retail investors.