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Active Managers Help Asset Managers Make A 2017 Comeback

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Rupert Hargreaves
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After years of underperforming, active managers made a comeback in 2017. Following a terrible 2016, when just 26% of active mutual fund managers beat their benchmarks, in 2017 43% of money managers beat their passive rivals according to Morningstar. Small-cap funds were the best performers with 48% outperforming up from just 29% in 2016.

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And active managers have continued to make a comeback this year. As we reported at the beginning of February, for the month to January 31, 69% of mutual funds beat their benchmarks...

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