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Investing offshore for sustained quality returns: is the approach justified?

By Janice Roberts at New Media
18 August 2017 • 1 min read

Neil Finlay

Clyde Rossouw

 

By Clyde Rossouw and Neil Finlay, Investec Asset Management.

Selecting an offshore equity manager is daunting and the apparent simplicity of a passive strategy often seduces investors. Getting broad exposure to difficult-to-outperform global equity indices at low cost is often used to justify the allocation.  We argue that a long-term active approach, with low portfolio turnover to minimise transaction costs, has clear benefits for investors.  (more…)


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