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Stock Market Is as Active as Before $11 Trillion Index Invasion

Bloomberg2021-08-23

Academics say market ‘activeness’ barely changed in 20 years Investors deploy index funds as part of larger portfolios Wall Street’s passive revolution is turning out to be anything but, with active ...

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It also outlines a separate category of products dubbed “aggressive passive,” or vehicles tracking a gauge that seeks to generate outperformance.\nUsing data between 2000 and 2017, the group defined two types of active investment for ETFs: form -- where the fund itself is designed to generate alpha -- and function, where the product is used as a building block in a portfolio that is active overall.\nThey combined these to view fund activeness on a spectrum, with the most passive vehicles being the likes of the Vanguard Total Stock Market ETF (tickerVTI). While this type of fund “comes close” to a completely passive portfolio, they can still be used as hedging tools or form a building block of a bigger, more-active portfolio.\nAt the other end of the spectrum are narrow industry ETFs and smart-beta funds -- think the iShares MSCI USA Momentum Factor ETF (MTUM) -- that “constitute active bets on some segment of the market or factor.” While these can follow gauges and rules, their structure frequently “leads to an equilibrium closer to that of active management than passive,” the paper says.\nOverall the conclusion is that most products qualify as highly active, while both flows and trading activity are concentrated in the most active.\nActive-in-form and active-in-function ETFs account for approximately 58% (15% and 43%) of the ETF market by assets, 93% (42% and 51%) by number, and 78% (10% and 68%) by dollar volume traded in the secondary market, the researchers found.\n\nDefining active and passive and understanding how products are being deployed in wider portfolios is a tricky business, leaving lots of room for interpretation. But the study comes after a related paper from a team at the University of Toronto.\nIn “Closet Active Management of Passive Funds,” the academics showed that a third of supposedly passive index funds and ETFs exhibited more activeness than the median actively managed fund.\nAll told, the two papers are a rebuttal to naysayers targeting the indexing industry. 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