Many U.S. active equity managers have struggled during the past few years with market conditions that have made it difficult to outperform benchmarks. In this podcast supplementing our latest white paper The Growing Tailwind for Active Managers, Investment Analyst Brad Neuman discusses why Alger believes that conditions for active management are improving and that portfolio managers will be more likely to outperform in the foreseeable future.
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| Click here for Brad Neuman's Bio. | Length: 4:40 | Help |
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