This content is from: Portfolio Citing Fee Pressures and Limited Resources, Institutional Investors Have Started to Go Passive in Fixed Income More than a third of investors surveyed by State Street Global Advisors had at least 20 percent of their fixed income portfolios allocated to index strategies. By Jessica Hamlin October 05, 2022
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