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Latest revision as of 20:42, 6 June 2020
Investment funds - strategies.
Passive investment funds track a market index, or a specific market segment, by investing in a representative portfolio of assets, following a predetermined formula.
By contrast, active funds engage a fund manager who uses skill and judgement to select the investment assets.
Passive funds generally have substantially lower fees, reflecting the research and analysis costs saved.
