an approach to investing that limits the type of investment considered
The investment strategies used by portfolio managers. For equities, generally defined by Market Cap (large vs. small) and approach (growth vs. value).
Indicates the approach of an investment manager in selecting securities. For example, a certain manager may be value oriented, whereas another may emphasize growth. Back
A description of a fund's investment strategy. For example, a growth fund might have a growth oriented style, a value-oriented style, or a blend of the two. Fixed-income funds tend to be managed with either an interest-rate sensitive style or a credit-sensitive style.
An approach to investing, a methodology used to pick investments, or a choice of investments.... more on Investment style
Investment style refers to different size or style characteristics of equities. The style is generally determined by the stock’s market cap and the valuation, e.g., growth or value.
