REITS: State of active management
This note summarizes current state of active profile in actively managed global real estate securities funds, as of Q4 2017. Active profile presented here relates to active share and the composition and distribution of total active share for the sector.
REITS: Kania Advisors' Consistent Active Indexing outperforms active funds in 2017
Kania Advisors Global Real Estate CAI Index (CAI Index) outperformed ca 93% of comparable actively managed funds in 2017.
REITS: How fundamental management can benefit from factors
Active managers are increasingly considering possible complementary options which would result in a better value proposition and improved portfolio outcomes, as long as on balance those options do not change their fundamental process. Factors can be one such complementary option.
REITS: Will the real unique manager please stand up...
The first and most important property of constructing an investment portfolio is diversification. One such dimension of diversification that may be relevant to evaluate is the correlation of active positions relative to the benchmark against which an allocation is constructed.
REITS: Attributes of alpha generation in Kania Global Real Estate CAI Index
This note summarizes key attributes of alpha generation in Kania Global Real Estate CAI Index (CAI Index) compared to its market-cap weighted benchmark in terms of accuracy and consistency.
The difference in #smartbeta indices based on general fundamental factors and factors specific to real estate markets is significant #reits
The difference in #smartbeta indices based on general fundamental factors and factors specific to real estate markets is significant #reits
REITS: Unleashing alpha returns, IPE Real Estate
Read IPE Real Estate article, Issue : July/August 2017 (Magazine)
Kania Advisors lists alternative indices for global real estate equities markets on NYSE Arca
Kania Advisors launches alternative indices for global real estate equities to provide benchmarks that solve structural market inefficiencies and expand options for allocations.