Viewpoints by Leo Zerilli, Head of Wealth and Asset Management, Canada, Manulife Investment Management at Manulife Investment Management
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Why blending active and passive strategies is right for investors
Active/passive isn't an either/or. Learn how investors can benefit by combining both approaches in the same portfolio.
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Understanding strategic beta
While the category may feel relatively new, the concepts driving this most contemporary of investment approaches have roots that are decades old.
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Incorporating ETFs into your portfolio
How do advisors use ETFs? We take a look at the most common strategies and offer some asset allocation insight.
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Pursuing market premiums through a time-tested multifactor approach
The equity characteristics that John Hancock Multifactor ETFs are built to tap into have delivered higher returns than the broad market over time.
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Why alternative investments may matter more than ever before
If the essence of investing resides in risk management, then maintaining a meaningful allocation to alternatives makes sense—especially now. John Hancock Investment Management’s Leo M. Zerilli, CIMA, shows why.
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How top active managers add value in international equity markets
A substantial number of actively managed international equity strategies have outperformed over the past three years, according to our research.
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Where strategic beta ETFs have outpaced active funds
Active management isn’t the only option for beating an equity benchmark. Our research shows that a substantial number of strategic beta ETF strategies have outperformed over the past three years.
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Opening your search for yield to the closed-end fund market
In a world characterized by low yields, low economic growth, and low expected returns, many closed-end funds offer distinctive features that may be particularly suited to address these challenges.
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U.S. mid-cap stocks are flourishing in the shadows
Mid-cap stocks typically combine the most attractive attributes of large and small companies, but they're often underrepresented in portfolios, despite a history of outperformance over the past 25 years, often with less risk.
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ESG investing: from niche player to mainstream approach
From its humble beginnings some 40 years ago, environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing has come into the mainstream among the investing public as well as the financial industry.
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