Practice Management

Trustee's Choice

Proper asset allocation is the cornerstone of prudent investing. But once the allocation is made, fiduciaries have a critical decision to make: How should each asset class be invested? There are two main choices: active or passive management. Both have advantages and disadvantages. In fact, for portfolios in excess of $5 million, fiduciaries often use a combination of these approaches. Because of

Douglas Moore | Oct 01, 2007

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Proper asset allocation is the cornerstone of prudent investing. But once the allocation is made, fiduciaries have a critical decision to make: How should each asset class be invested? There are two main choices: active or passive management. Both have advantages and disadvantages. In fact, for portfolios in excess of $5 million, fiduciaries often use a combination of these approaches.

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