Enviado: 17/4/2012 21:59"Our models are so sophisticated we no longer understand them"... 
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Lloyds Banking replaces half of fund managers for robots
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Enviado: 17/4/2012 11:13LTCM Escreveu:Os robots, julgo eu, não recebem bónus ao fim do ano; portanto existirá uma melhor assumpção de riscos.
Os robôs, não... mas quem os gere, talvez...
Enviado: 17/4/2012 11:092 coisas boas resultam dessa medida:
Em principio a taxa global de custos dos fundos vai baixar, o que por si só faz “aumentar” a rentabilidade do fundos;
Os robots, julgo eu, não recebem bónus ao fim do ano; portanto existirá uma melhor assumpção de riscos.
Em principio a taxa global de custos dos fundos vai baixar, o que por si só faz “aumentar” a rentabilidade do fundos;
Os robots, julgo eu, não recebem bónus ao fim do ano; portanto existirá uma melhor assumpção de riscos.
Enviado: 17/4/2012 7:49Mais pormenores...
Lloyds Banking Group is sacking more than half of its fund managers and replacing them with ‘robot’ funds that use technology to manage savers’ money.
The bank’s investment arm, Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, which manages £143billion for savers and investors, is cutting 23 fund managers.
Just 15 will remain once the cull is complete, with a single global team set up to replace separate desks for the UK, emerging markets and the US. This team will use computers to manage money rather than actively buying and selling stocks and shares.
The move comes after a torrent of criticism for the meagre returns and high charges of some of its biggest funds.
In a statement littered with industry jargon Lloyds said the computerised funds would be less risky and would cater for more cautious savers.
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news ... obots.html
Robot Fund Managers : http://www.the-diy-income-investor.com/ ... agers.html
Lloyds Banking Group is sacking more than half of its fund managers and replacing them with ‘robot’ funds that use technology to manage savers’ money.
The bank’s investment arm, Scottish Widows Investment Partnership, which manages £143billion for savers and investors, is cutting 23 fund managers.
Just 15 will remain once the cull is complete, with a single global team set up to replace separate desks for the UK, emerging markets and the US. This team will use computers to manage money rather than actively buying and selling stocks and shares.
The move comes after a torrent of criticism for the meagre returns and high charges of some of its biggest funds.
In a statement littered with industry jargon Lloyds said the computerised funds would be less risky and would cater for more cautious savers.
http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/news ... obots.html
Robot Fund Managers : http://www.the-diy-income-investor.com/ ... agers.html
Lloyds Banking replaces half of fund managers for robots
Enviado: 16/4/2012 18:53As máquinas começam a dominar cada vez mais o mercado financeiro....depois vêem os flash CRASH's isto leva-nos a muitas questões que estão para lá do próprio funcionamento do mercado....
isto leva-nos a muitas questões que estão para lá do próprio funcionamento do mercado....