Following on from the publication of the results of the firm’s global smart beta survey back in April, which highlighted the perceptions and adoption of smart beta among nearly 200 institutional asset owners, Russell Indexes has now published further findings from the survey in a new report.
This new report offers additional insights on smart beta implementation strategies and further demonstrates asset owners’ growing interest in and adoption of smart beta strategies and how they can best fit within investment portfolios.
It provides additional insights for investors who are considering an allocation of smart beta strategies within their portfolios – as well as the need to receive continuing education about these tools and how they can best fit within investment portfolios. The report looks at how smart beta is being implemented, what strategies and investment vehicles asset owners are most interested in and how allocations vary depending on assets under management.
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