Henar Gómez

2 weeks ago | citywire.com | Henar Gómez |Pietro Cecere

In an investment world increasingly dominated by passive strategies, the role and relevance of active fund management are under intense scrutiny. But what truly makes a difference today? Is ‘skin in the game’ – personal investment by fund managers – a real indicator of quality? Where can genuine alpha still be found in the market? And what would an ideal active strategy look like, if you had the chance to build it from scratch?

2 weeks ago | citywire.com | Henar Gómez |Pietro Cecere

As passive funds continue their meteoric rise, investment thinking is being shaken by fundamental questions. Does passive investing distort markets, or does it actually enhance efficiency by reducing noise in stock prices? Are active ETFs truly a viable middle ground between active and passive approaches? What role does the limited track record of these strategies play in shaping the debate?

3 weeks ago | citywire.com | Henar Gómez |Pietro Cecere

As passive investing continues to dominate flows, the pressure is on for active managers to prove their worth. In this second video roundup from our Citywire panel session in Madrid (see part 1 here), top fund selectors tackled the big questions: When do passive strategies fall short? Where can active investing still outperform? And what does it take to deliver true alpha in today’s market?

3 weeks ago | citywire.com | Henar Gómez |Pietro Cecere

Has passive investing grown too powerful? With index funds dominating flows, big questions are emerging: What does this mean for market concentration, volatility and liquidity? Can active managers still beat the market in a world of low-cost passive options? And which active strategies are proving their worth? The explosion of passive investing has reignited the debate between active and passive.

3 weeks ago | citywire.com | Henar Gómez |Pietro Cecere

Has passive investing grown too powerful? With index funds dominating flows, big questions are emerging: What does this mean for market concentration, volatility and liquidity? Can active managers still beat the market in a world of low-cost passive options? And which active strategies are proving their worth?