The Woodford Saga Dovetails Passive vs Active Debate

Tim Mulholland, President, TJM Limited

07-Jun-19 07:00

The Woodford Saga Dovetails Passive vs Active Debate

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02:31 - Tim Mulholland believes the US economy is on firm footing and now may be the right time to get back into markets.

09:18 - Neil Woodford , aka the Oracle of Oxford, who haemorrhaged investors’ money, could have been a good money manager who was hit with a spate of bad luck but was above all just a victim of statistics. Passive investors have long believed that the streak of star fund managers can’t last especially when they charge premium fees for their services.

Presented by: Lyn Mak, Julian Ng, Shou Ning Wong

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Categories: Personal Finance, Investments, Financial Literacy, Politics, Law and Legal Matters, Business Analysis, Trends and Forecasts, Markets

Tags: Tech Giants, Brent, Neil Woodford, Active Funds, Passive Funds, Invesco Perpetual,

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