Active vs. Passive Management in Emerging Markets – A Comparative Analysis
Active vs. Passive Management in Emerging Markets – A Comparative Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.51473/rcmos.v1i8.2021.1027Keywords:
Active Management; Passive Management; Emerging Markets; Investments; Financial Strategy.Abstract
This article proposes a comparative analysis between active and passive management models in the context of emerging markets. The aim is to understand the main conceptual, operational and strategic differences between the approaches, assessing their performance, risks and viability in economies that are still developing. To this end, studies and data published up to 2020 were used, prioritizing accessible but technical language, without losing scientific rigor. The objective is to offer the reader an in-depth view of the opportunities and challenges that each model presents in this type of market.
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