INVESTMENTS-CONNECT PLUS ACCESS
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Introduction: Indexing refers to the indicator used in financial markets to track the data of the organization. Indexing is used as a passive investment strategy to achieve exposure in a particular segment.
To determine: The basic trade-off when departing pure indexing in favor of actively
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