I have a rough quantification of Irish ETFs advantage over net benchmarks: around 22 basispoints. If a UCITS fund performs better than benchmark by say 10 basis points, it’s actual costs minus lending income plus random alpha is 12 basis points.
I have a rough quantification of Irish ETFs advantage over net benchmarks: around 22 basispoints. If a UCITS fund performs better than benchmark by say 10 basis points, it’s actual costs minus lending income plus random alpha is 12 basis points.