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With a passive management style, what are the advantages of selecting a subset rather than every constituent? In light of these advantages discuss why active risk may still be present in such a portfolio? What other âreal-worldâ problems exist for a passively managed index portfolio?
If you were managing an actively managed hedge fund of say private equity, why might the Sharpe ratio be a problem when comparing to an index like the S&P 500?
With a passive management style, what are the advantages of selecting a subset rather than every constituent? In light of these advantages discuss why active risk may still be present in such a portfolio? What other âreal-worldâ problems exist for a passively managed index portfolio?
If you were managing an actively managed hedge fund of say private equity, why might the Sharpe ratio be a problem when comparing to an index like the S&P 500?
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Patrina SchowalterLv2
29 Sep 2019