09:28 Feb 6, 2009 |
Norwegian to English translations [PRO] Bus/Financial - Investment / Securities | |||||||
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4 | instruments with risk and return close to an index |
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3 | index tracking/index-linked instruments |
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3 -1 | index-based derivates/derivative instruments |
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index tracking/index-linked instruments Explanation: a suggestion. '..indeksnær6 forvaltning. Den relative risiko vil for disse plasseringene være meget lav. Avkastning og risiko vil følgelig i stor grad være bestemt av utviklingen i markedet, ikke av forvalters dyktighet. (...) 6 En indeksnær forvaltningsstil benevnes ofte som ”passiv” i forvaltningsbransjen, mens en mer indeksfjern og- /eller eller indeksuavhengig forvaltningsstil ofte benevnes som ”aktiv”.' http://www.os.hordaland.no/dav/2eb5df3667.pdf http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passive_management http://www.ise.ie/index.asp?locID=571&docID=-1 |
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index-based derivates/derivative instruments Explanation: I couldn't find a one-to-one translation, but a lot of parallel texts that seem to be about the same thing. Check out in connection with "passive (fonds)forvaltning"/"passive (fund) management". |
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instruments with risk and return close to an index Explanation: "Indeksnær" means only one thing: The instrument has a risk and return close to an index. The word "indeksnær" itself does not indicate whether the instrument is index-linked (e.g. passively managed fund) or not (actively managed fund). Of course index-linked funds are also "indeksnære". However, one can not rule out the possibility that a an actively managed fund is also "indeksnær". In the latter case, the customer actually pay for a service (actively managed funds have a much higher management fee) that you don't get. This problem has frequently been discussed in the press. See below for an article where actively managed funds are described as "indeksnære": Begge fondene er i tillegg indeksnære, selv om de påstår at de er aktive fond. Skal det imidlertid for deg som kunde være noe vits å kjøpe aktivt forvaltede ... www1.vg.no/pub/vgart.php?artid=525139 -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 1 day1 hr (2009-02-07 10:46:19 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- If you want to get close to an index, you will not include low Beta / lor R^2 asset classes because these increase tracking error vs. an index like the ... http://seekingalpha.com/article/39239-asset-allocation-and-t... By sticking close to an index, the fund minimizes turnover. That's critical to keeping expenses down. The fund has no load and a 1.25% expense ratio ... www.businessweek.com/1999/99_30/b3639190.htm |
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