Which ETF Model Suits Your Needs Best? The Active Vs. Passive Debate
Date: Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Time: 2pm ET | 11am PT
Cost: Free
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The investment world initially greeted the idea of actively managed Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) with skepticism. But the recent successes of some active ETFs has raised the awareness and secured a foothold for active funds in the ETF universe.
Still, the passive investment style continues to dominate among ETFs and is ripe with opportunities as well. So how do you know which model works better for your client base? How do you switch your approach regarding ETFs? Is it possible to embrace both active and passive ETFs with success?
Join AdvisorOne.com for this live, interactive webcast, sponsored by Vanguard, and hear from industry experts regarding the differences between the active and passive ETF approach. Attend this online-only event and learn about the opportunities associated with each.
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Featured Speakers:
Gil Weinreich
Editor
Research Magazine, AdvisorOne
Gil Weinreich has been the editor of Research magazine since 1997. During his editorship, the magazine, which reaches some 90,000 investment advisors, has gained broad acceptance within the wirehouse advisor community. Research has also won the prestigious award for Excellence in Financial Journalism conferred by the New York Society of Certified Public Accountants (NYSSCPA) in each of the seven years from 2003 to 2010. Gil himself won the first two of those awards for a pathbreaking column he wrote in 2003-2004 called “The Ethical Advisor.”
Ron DeLegge
Editor
ETFguide.com
Ron DeLegge is the weekly voice of the Index Investing Radio Show (IndexShow.com) and a former investment advisor. Ron has over 15 years of experience in the investment industry and is author of "Gents with no Cents: A closer look at Wall Street." He also covers the ETP marketplace for ETFguide.com and Research Magazine.
Moderated by:
Elliot Markowitz
Director, Strategic Content Group
Summit Business Media
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