Active Asset Management Is Not Dead, Russell's Seitz Says

The video discusses Russell Investments' agnostic approach to asset management, emphasizing the importance of delivering client-focused solutions. It highlights the industry's pivot towards individual outcomes and the role of active management amidst geopolitical uncertainties. The discussion covers dynamic management strategies, market inefficiencies, and the need for sustainable alpha creation. The video concludes with a focus on long-term strategic goals and addressing the retirement crisis.

What is the primary focus of Russell Investments according to the introduction?

• Delivering solutions to clients

• Maximizing profits

• Focusing solely on passive management

• Investing only in local markets

Why is active management considered to have a place in the industry?

• It can add value during market dislocations

• It is cheaper than passive management

• It guarantees higher returns

• It is the only way to invest

What is a significant challenge for active managers compared to passive managers?

• Higher fees

• Inability to adapt to market changes

• Lack of market data

• Limited investment options

What is a key strategy for active managers to deliver value?

• Avoiding inefficient markets

• Focusing on short-term gains

• Partnering with the best managers

• Investing in large cap stocks

How does the document suggest differentiating in the future market?

• By following static indices

• By focusing on cap sizes

• By concentrating on process and insight

• By investing only in small caps

What is the primary focus during periods of heightened uncertainty?

• Maximizing short-term profits

• Understanding long-term strategic goals

• Investing in large caps

• Reducing investment diversity

What is the projected growth of the retirement crisis if no changes are made?

• $100 trillion

• $200 trillion

• $400 trillion

• $500 trillion