The phrase "active equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or social justice, referring to the proactive management or engagement in equity-related matters.
Example: "Investors are increasingly focusing on active equity strategies to maximize their returns while promoting sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "engaged equity" or "dynamic equity".
In 1995, there were less than a dozen active equity underwriters in Germany.
During his tenure, the firm had over $300 Billion USD in active equity strategies.
The 125 active equity partnerships in which the university has holdings include some from major Silicon Valley venture capitalists.
It is quite another to find that active equity managers fail to keep up with the benchmark index, taking into account fees and trading costs, since that implies that active equity managers are doing something to cause underperformance.
As the firm's Global Head of Equity Research and Co-Head of North America Active Equities, he led BGI's world-wide active equity research team and was jointly responsible for its North American active equity business.
The tendency of active equity managers to underperform a passive benchmark index was long an ignored mystery.
"The economy continues to expand and the recovery is sustaining," said Russ Koesterich, the head of investment strategy for scientific active equities at BlackRock in San Francisco.
He said one reason that pension funds tend to invest heavily in high-turnover, active equities is that "those investments have commissions and fees that can be shared with gatekeepers and others that pave the way". Companies that sponsor pension plans can also reap accounting gains if they increase the risk of their pension investments.
Finally, "handoff functionality" enables a "seamless transition from watch to phone for more in-depth research and additional information". The Fidelity Apple Watch App provides real-time quotes, real-time market data for both domestic and international markets, tracking of the most active equities as well as Fidelity alerts.
In his role as "practitioner," Bill Janeway has been an active growth equity investor for more than 40 years.
For example, the Environment Agency Pension Fund in the UK has measured the carbon footprint of its active public equity portfolio since 2006 and reduced it by 16% in five years (pdf).
