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Are managers delivering on investors’ expectations? Guest blog from Ralph Frank

Posted on April 30, 2015 by henry tapper

  An investor appoints an active manager in the hope that this manager will outperform the agreed benchmark by a specified amount within an agreed risk tolerance.  Assessing whether the manager has delivered on this expectation should be relatively straightforward.  … Continue reading →

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