Indexing and Active Management
The rise of indexing in the US raises questions about market efficiency and corporate governance. While a significant portion of assets remains in high-fee actively managed funds, the diverse nature of the US market supports the case for index funds. Concerns linger about the implications of passive investing on corporate accountability, particularly if a majority of investors are passive and less engaged.In this clip
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Capital Allocators – Inside the Institutional Investment Industry
Ted Seides – A Rational Reminder (Capital Allocators, EP.121)
Related Questions
Should I invest in a world index fund instead of just a United States index fund based on the episode Passive Income (EP.57) and the clip Investment Strategies Explored?
Should I invest in a world index fund instead of just a United States index fund?
Are there index funds that Scott can recommend for someone looking to invest outside the U.S.? Would investing in a worldwide (ex U.S. and Canada) index fund be a mistake compared to investing in country-specific funds?