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2020 – The Dawn of the Passive Investing Era in India: Part Two
The previous blog highlighted the significant shifts to passive investing in India. However, Indian passive trends have continued to favor plain vanilla indices due to their ease of understanding, rather than exploring alternative thematic indices, such as the S&P Kensho New Economies Indices or factor Indices. However, once the acceptability and acceptance of passive investment…
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2020 – The Dawn of the Passive Investing Era in India: Part One
The year 2020 has brought about many unexpected turns of events. The COVID-19 pandemic, which will be marked in history as one of the most-acute pandemics that the world has had to experience, is one. Another area that has seen a transformation in the financial investing space is the realization and acceptance of passive investing….
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Sector Spotlight: Healthcare in India
Is Healthcare providing a potential opportunity for Indian investors? Explore recent sector performance with S&P DJI’s Koel Ghosh and see how India’s Healthcare sector stacks up to broader markets. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgYdaCSUXFs Read more here: https://beta.indexologyblog.com/2020/05/11/covid-19-revelations-health-care-is-wealth/
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Is Alpha Generation a Zero-Sum Game in Indian Large-Cap Equities?
Globally, as markets have matured, we have seen the institutional share of public equity increasing.[1] Professional managers are continuing to enter the investment management industry, resulting in market research becoming more institutionalized. Hence, more and more industry research analysts are competing against each other and chasing the same set of stocks to generate alpha (or…
Do Management Fees Outweigh the Alpha Generated in Indian Equity Large-Cap Funds?
Without Fees, Do Active Managers Outperform their Benchmarks? The SPIVA® India Year-End 2019 Scorecard shows that, over longer horizons, a large proportion of active funds underperform their respective category benchmarks (see Exhibit 1a). The SPIVA India Year-End 2019 Scorecard evaluates the performance based on net-of-fees returns (i.e., gross returns less the management fees). But do…
How are India’s Capital Markets Changing?
COVID-19 has left its mark on India’s capital markets, as gains of the past five years were given back in Q1 2020. S&P DJI’s Ved Malla takes a closer look at how India’s sectors have held up amid uncertainty. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2yqa93eOTo Read more here: https://beta.indexologyblog.com/2020/04/06/covid-19s-role-in-the-changing-landscape-of-indian-capital-markets/
Is Passive Investing an Evergreen Option in India?
How can indices help inform and simplify decision making in the current climate? S&P DJI’s Koel Ghosh explores potential roles indexing could play when allocating for desired outcomes during COVID-19 and beyond. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zC_oTxBjxkM Read more here: https://beta.indexologyblog.com/2020/04/14/passive-investing-an-evergreen-option/
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COVID-19 Revelations – Health (Care) Is Wealth
In the battle against the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of healthcare has gained significance. Markets are witnessing new trends across asset classes, while meeting new challenges. Asset-allocation strategies are being reviewed to adjust to the new conditions. Equity sectors are facing the heat of these unprecedented times, but some trends are similar for both global…
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Exploring Low Volatility over the Long-Term in India
How does the low volatility factor respond to periods of crisis and do the results tend to hold over the long term in India? S&P DJI’s Koel Ghosh takes a closer look at the low volatility anomaly in India. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ply2mfEE0xc&t Read more here: https://beta.indexologyblog.com/2020/03/24/low-volatility-strategies-in-times-of-high-volatility/.
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