November / December 2006
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  • Articles

  • Going … Going … Gone?

    Jonathan Mazer and Alison Rende

    Recent case law suggests index licensing fees may go the way of the dodo. Ummm… yikes!

  • Is That An Elephant In The Room?

    Jim Wiandt

    Wiandt tackles the big question: Which produces better returns, ETFs or index funds? And why?

  • Not So Fast

    Albert Neubert

    End index licensing fees, as Mazer and Rende suggest, and the golden age of indexing will shutter to a halt.

  • The Synthetic EAFE Index

    Nick Ronalds and Colin Anderson

    Creating a synthetic EAFE futures position is no picnic; the CME offers an alternative.

  • Adrift No More

    Brian Barrett and Thomas Sanders

    The “systemic drift” of the U.S. Dollar Index has vanished in the face of the euro and an improved index.

  • The Sum Vs. The Parts

    Craig Israelsen

    Israelsen focuses on what really matters in the index vs. active debate: performance at the portfolio level.

  • Talking Indexes

    David Blitzer

    Returns are all anyone talks about. What about the other half of the equation? We need more focus on risk.

  • Reality Check

    Matt Hougan

    The S&P 500 Equal-Weight ETF gets five stars? That must drive active fund managers crazy.
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