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Putting the case for active fund management

Some fund managers have proved capable of trouncing the stock market index over the long term. It makes no sense whatsoever to lose access to their talent

In the past decade, active managers have been robbed of assets worth trillions by low-cost passive specialists promising clients superior returns. Such arguments are hard to counter, when you look at their average returns.

But not all fund managers are average. Some have proved capable of trouncing the stock market index over the long term - and it makes no sense whatsoever to lose access to their talents.

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