Les économies des marchés émergents (EME) ont connu une forte croissance du PIB au cours des dernières années, suivies par d'importants flux d'investissements étrangers qui ont alimenté cette croissance. Les fonds communs de placement sont parmi les véhicules les plus utilisés par les investisseurs professionnels et particuliers du monde entier pour accéder à ces marchés et en tirer parti. En effet, récemment, les fonds d'actions et de titres à revenu fixe investissant dans les marchés émergents ont connu une croissance exponentielle. La question qui se pose naturellement est la suivante: quels types de fonds préfèrent investir dans les marchés émergents? Ou: l'investissement actif est-il préférable à l'investissement passif dans les marchés émergents? En effet, malgré l'attention constante que le débat Actif contre Passif a reçu dans les articles, la recherche et la presse financière, ce sujet n'a pas encore été traité adéquatement en ce qui concerne les EM (sans doute l'une des catégories d'actifs les plus prometteuses) ). L'objectif de cet article est d'analyser les recherches antérieures concernant le débat sur l'investissement actif vs passif et les investissements en EM. Ensuite, pour contribuer à l'étude en ajoutant une analyse du débat ci-dessus dans EM, couvrant à la fois les investissements en actions et à revenu fixe par le biais de fonds communs de placement institutionnels. Les résultats montrent que l'investissement actif est préférable à l'investissement passif dans les marchés émergents.
Emerging Markets Economies (EME) experienced strong GDP growths in recent years, followed by substantial foreign investments flows that further fuelled this growth. Mutual funds are among the most used vehicles by both professional and retail investors worldwide to access these markets and benefits from them. Indeed, recently both equity and fixed income funds investing in Emerging Markets (EM) have been growing exponentially. The question that comes naturally is: which kinds of funds are better to invest in EM? Or: is active investing preferable to passive investing in EM? Indeed, despite the constant attention the Active versus Passive debate received in articles, research and the financial press, this topic has not been adequately addressed yet with regards to EM (arguably one of the most growing and exciting ¿asset class¿ at the moment). The goal of this paper is to analyse previous research regarding the active vs. passive investing debate and EM investments. Then, to contribute to the study by adding an analysis of the aforementioned debate in EM, covering both equity and fixed income investments through institutional mutual funds. The results showed that overall active investing is preferable to passive investing in emerging markets.
Active vs. Passive Investing nei Mercati Emergenti
DI STEFANO, GIUSEPPE
2017/2018
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Emerging Markets Economies (EME) experienced strong GDP growths in recent years, followed by substantial foreign investments flows that further fuelled this growth. Mutual funds are among the most used vehicles by both professional and retail investors worldwide to access these markets and benefits from them. Indeed, recently both equity and fixed income funds investing in Emerging Markets (EM) have been growing exponentially. The question that comes naturally is: which kinds of funds are better to invest in EM? Or: is active investing preferable to passive investing in EM? Indeed, despite the constant attention the Active versus Passive debate received in articles, research and the financial press, this topic has not been adequately addressed yet with regards to EM (arguably one of the most growing and exciting ¿asset class¿ at the moment). The goal of this paper is to analyse previous research regarding the active vs. passive investing debate and EM investments. Then, to contribute to the study by adding an analysis of the aforementioned debate in EM, covering both equity and fixed income investments through institutional mutual funds. The results showed that overall active investing is preferable to passive investing in emerging markets.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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