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Performance lagged behind the benchmark indices for 63.3% of large-cap funds, 80.5% of mid-cap funds and 66.5% of small cap funds.
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Some fund managers, meanwhile, are shadowing their benchmark indices, hoping to hold on to their jobs amid record volatility in the stock market.
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Overall, double-digit gains across domestic and global equity benchmark indices did not translate equally into active management, as most active managers in most categories underperformed.
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Active money managers are able to move away from the benchmark indices, easing up on sectors or companies that their in-house analysis says will underperform.
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Moreover, our index has greater volatility than underlying benchmark indices.
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The only consistent data point we have observed over the five-year horizon is that a majority of active equity and bond managers in most categories lag comparable benchmark indices.
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The bullish bond market tone emanating from the report also sent shock through credit markets and caused a slump in recently rejuvenated benchmark stock indices.
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Although a stock-picker who underperforms benchmark share-price indices will find himself out of a job, there are no benchmarks for investment consultants themselves.
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In fact, Morningstar categorizes more than 60 municipal bond mutual funds as intermediate, of which several use one of the BarCap Municipal intermediate indices or similar index as a performance benchmark.
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Seems like NAREIT and FTSE are launching these indices in response to investor demand for a new benchmark and new investment vehicles that reflect interest in sustainable real estate projects.
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As more pan-European indices become available, some mediocre fund managers may compare their funds with the least challenging benchmark in order to beautify their performance, leaving clients in a marketing haze.
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