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Corey Hoffstein highlights research indicating that high active share has been predictive of negative alpha in the period following 2009.
He adds that by definition, funds with high active share are most underweight in the same stocks heavily allocated by passive strategies.
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Hoffstein has previously flagged rapid growth in equity-related products, noting that levered single-name ETFs increased to $65 billion over four years. He also discussed how the transition from corporate pensions to self-insured retirement plans has increased individual investor risk. His recent comments follow an ongoing focus on shifts in portfolio construction and investment products.