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A $500 Billion Haul Reignites Passive Controversy on Wall Street


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  The passive-investing juggernaut is picking up speed — and it's stirring up fresh angst about the dangers posed by the index-tracking boom across Wall Street.

The article from BNN Bloomberg discusses the significant growth in passive investing, particularly through ETFs, which has led to a $500 billion influx into these funds in 2023. This surge has reignited debates about the implications of passive investing on Wall Street. Critics argue that the dominance of passive strategies could distort market prices, reduce market efficiency, and potentially lead to asset bubbles due to the lack of active price discovery. Proponents, however, highlight the benefits like lower costs, diversification, and the democratization of investing. The article also touches on how major asset managers like BlackRock and Vanguard are benefiting from this trend, while traditional active managers face challenges in justifying their higher fees. Additionally, there's mention of regulatory concerns about the concentration of voting power in the hands of a few large index fund providers, which could influence corporate governance.

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