

The smarter alternative to passive: Enhanced Indexing
Is passive investing truly the right choice for a core allocation in equities or credits?
Over the years, passive investing has gained popularity for its predictable returns and broad market exposure. These qualities have made passive strategies a staple in core allocations, offering investors low costs, broad market exposure, liquidity, diversification, and transparency.
Our experts discuss
- The key reasons why investors consider enhanced indexing: the smarter alternative to passive investing
- How the concept of enhanced indexing addresses the challenges of passive investing
- How Robeco has successfully implemented this approach over the past decades
However, there’s a smarter way to enjoy these benefits while aiming for better returns, smarter risk management and an improved sustainability profile: Robeco enhanced indexing.
Tune into this webinar to hear our client portfolio managers from the equity and the credit side explain the what, why and the how of enhanced indexing.
Our experts outline why passive (index) investing (despite its merits) can be improved. We share the different performance scenarios of Robeco’s Enhanced Indexing and how we extend the 20-year track records by applying the latest AI powered signals.
During the webinar, examples are shared of how our clients apply enhanced indexing strategies in their asset allocation and broader portfolios in the pursuit of alpha, market-like risk and cost control.
Important information
This information is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as an offer to sell or an invitation to buy any securities or products, nor as investment advice or recommendation. The contents of this document have not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”). Robeco Singapore Private Limited holds a capital markets services license for fund management issued by the MAS and is subject to certain clientele restrictions under such license. An investment will involve a high degree of risk, and you should consider carefully whether an investment is suitable for you.

































