As quantitative investment methods to solve risk management problems advance, ETFs, considered “passive” investment methods, are a focus for new tools. But are these new products based on valid and time tested investment principles or are they too complex with multiple opportunities for failure?
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State Street Global Advisors developing a risk aware EFT might sound like a product that could have appeared in the Terminator movie series about self aware robots that make decisions in human-like fashion. But this ETF is based on a principle said to be...
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