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Active Index Investing For over three decades, both institutional and individual investors have increasingly accepted indexing, index benchmarks and the investment products that track them. Through this process, indexing has become a driving force in the transformation of investment strategy from a subjective art to a more appropriate blend of art and science.  Yet many investors' understanding of the sophistication of this burgeoning field has lagged behind the growing use of index products. Active Index Investing aims to close that gap, and provides a comprehensive review of the theories, products and strategies that have enabled investors to benefit from the 'indexing revolution' that contiues to gain momentum around the world. And this website aims to supplement the book's 31 chapters with updated data, additional content and sidebars, and an opportunity for your feedback. I hope you find both the book, which was recently published in Japanese, and it's E-ppendix informative and useful. |
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FIVE BOOKS IN ONE
PRAISE FOR THE BOOK
As index investing becomes increasingly accepted as a core aspect of money management, Active Index Investing fills the need for a foundational understanding how active and dynamic the management and use of index investments can be. Sophisticated institutional and individual investors will benefit from the perspective of the 50 contributors from across the industry, as well Steven’s own insights as a leading strategist and practitioner in this field.” —Orie Dudley Global Chief Investment Officer Northern Trust Global Investments
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Amy Whitelaw Transition Strategist Barclays Global Investors
Amy Whitelaw recently changed roles from a transition manger to a transition strategist in the Transition Services Group. She is responsible for advising clients on potential transition activity and developing the transition product. Prior to joining transition services, she was an equity trader responsible for trade execution in the 50 international markets in which BGI invests for US-based assets under management. Prior to joining BGI in August of 1998, Amy worked in the institutional derivatives department at Goldman, Sachs and Co.
Amy holds series 3 and 7 licenses and has a double major in international studies from Dickinson College, which combined the disciplines of economics, political science, and history, and French. She spends much of her spare time with her young daughter to teach her the virtues of active index investing.
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