The majority of US equity asset managers are unprepared for the trend towards passive trading, according to a study by TABB Group. TABB Group’s study also found US active managers agree Europe’s It revealed that almost $3tn had switched from active to passive funds in the past decade, but 35% of managers surveyed hoped the trend would change, while 11% were trying to reduce their costs. The study also found more than 75% of respondents would be affected by Mifid II unbundling regulations, up from 66% in 2016. “Passive investing is not just about managing your own portfolio,
The majority of US equity asset managers are unprepared for the trend towards passive trading, according to a study by TABB Group. It revealed that almost $3tn had switched from active to passive funds in the past decade, but 35% of managers surveyed hoped the trend would change, while 11% were trying to reduce their costs. The study also found more than 75% of respondents would be affected by Mifid II unbundling regulations, up from 66% in 2016. “Passive investing is not just about managing your own portfolio,