Active fund outperformance occurs when a fund manager’s investment choices beat its benchmark index over a set period. Investors use it to gauge skill versus market luck, while financial advisors rely on it to justify higher fees. Ultimately, long-term savers and institutional clients benefit, though consistency—not one-off wins—defines true value.
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