Morgan Stanley quantitative models indicate that combined active and passive investing outperformed all-active and all-passive approaches over a 20-year period by 25% to 30%.

The two transport worlds, passive and active, have long been thought to be mutually exclusive. “We have shown that it is not always so black and white,” Paulino asserted.

On average, a passive balanced portfolio has beaten its active equivalent by around 0.45 percentage points, down from 0.65 last time. What’s also notable is the much tighter range of outcomes on ...

For the first time ever, there are more active exchange-traded funds than passive ones in the $11 trillion ETF market, according to data from Bloomberg Intelligence.. Slightly more than half (51% ...